''You saved me, I won't forget that': Why did the MK praise Ben Caspit?

June 14, 2022   

MK Galit Distel Atbarian caused a stir online last month after she shared on the Knesset Channel about the long journey she went through with her special son - and claimed: "There is no such thing as autism - it is the avoidance of dynamic social interaction.". It's worth eating healthy: healthy recipes for snacks and family meals These are the changes to the intercity public transportation routes in Jerusalem • All the details The one who stood by her then was actually journalist Ben Caspit, who put political differences aside. In a conversation with Ben Caspit and Yinon Magal on 103FM today (Tuesday), the Knesset member thanked him. "Ben did me a huge favor, and I believe in gratitude. Before I was a politician and before I was Galit, I was a mother, and I am Eran's mother, when they touched me with this I thought I was dead. Ben was one of the first to say, 'Don't touch this, I'm behind you,' and I think he outlined the entire attitude of the left that doesn't really like me, he outlined the path. 'Bibi, not Bibi, leave everything behind, you are a good person, simply a good person, and I will never forget that for the rest of my life, because if you hadn't done this, I have a feeling that there is a much greater emptiness here. As far as I'm concerned, you simply saved me, I have no words." Ben replied: "I have never been harmed more in a shorter time. I didn't do you a favor. I deny that I am on the left because I am not, but today it is not left or right, it is Bibi, not Bibi." The Likud MK addressed the issue of the party's armor and claimed: "I think there are things that are more important than this or that armor, and that the terrible government falls as quickly as possible. What matters to me is not how." According to her, elections are the preferred way to overthrow the government: "This is the best option in my opinion, I think we will pass the 61st easily. Saar or Shaked, whoever they are, if these are the people who will stop the reform of the judicial system - a cry for generations. The Likud needs to ensure that this thing is carried out." Regarding the MK who was dismissed from her right, she said: "I think that Shiki is looking into the party's affairs, he is very responsible, if he establishes a party he will make sure that it passes the threshold.".