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<\/a><\/p>\r\nThe surprise advances those who come. On the sign: "The Covenant in the Adam and Eve Hall." One of the invitees, who is not suspected of liking other parties, tells me: "Don't take a picture of me next to this sign. Later they'll say that I also wanted to return the movement to chaos.".<\/p>\r\n
MK Meshulam Nahari was arrested by Yaakov Cohen, the photographer for the Shas movement, who has been closely following the entire election campaign. The demand: "I need a picture of you at the election headquarters, without a hat. So tell me when and I'll take a picture of you." Nahari agreed to be photographed on the spot.<\/p>\r\n \u00a0The son of former MK Yair Levy (right), once the assistant to MK Itzik Cohen, who did not attend the wedding (no one from the movement attended his wedding because of the rally at Yad Eliyahu), and now Deri's dedicated assistant, apparently likes priests. Otherwise, there is no way to explain why, of all people, he stood up to laugh specifically at Haim Cohen, the driver of the late Rabbi Elyashiv.<\/p>\r\n Yossi Schwinger (right) and Yaakov Bezalel, Deri's spokesman (center), gather around Channel 10 journalist Nadav Perry to get his opinion on the election results. Later, one of those present will tell me: Nadav Perry is the only one you can shout to when leaving the hall, "Take off your kippah" - and he won't get hurt.<\/p>\r\n The Mincha prayer ends. Shas CEO and Knesset candidate Haim Biton looks more like the father of the son. Everyone shakes his hands, wishes him good luck and success in the elections. He smiles the smile of a man after a long run, and thanks everyone personally.<\/p>\r\n Businessman Dodi Appel arrives at the hall, finishes the Mincha prayer, and immediately sits down at the end of the hall, at a table, while telling his interlocutor: If you don't sit down now, we won't be able to talk at all later, and certainly not exchange a word. What did you think? Of course he sat down.<\/p>\r\n \""Come to Grandpa, give him a hug." Suddenly Deri becomes a different person, a huge smile on his face, the grandson jumps on him, hugs him, pats him, and Deri breaks away from everyone and devotes half a minute to the child. Then the child wants to get off. Aryeh asks him: And what do you have to give Grandpa before you go? And the grandson knows the answer very well - and it was filmed here: a huge kiss...<\/p>\r\n Levi Edrei, Avigdor Lieberman's man, is talking to MK Yaakov Margi. A video camera approaches, and he goes into a whispering mode. Margi can't understand what he's saying, and looks at him over and over. My guess: He must have said that all Chabad members are going to vote for Shas. What, not everyone is following Levi?<\/p>\r\n \""Sanya, give me your number, call me, there's no reception." That's how Haim Cohen had a conversation with the person standing next to him, trying to commit his phone number to memory. Well, what did you expect from a person who, in the age of cell phones, still carries a pen in his pocket?<\/p>\r\n \""Who is responsible for the Sabbath? Who is responsible for the Sabbath?" Rabbi David Yosef repeatedly asks Avi Amsalem, a member of the Ashdod City Council and one of Deri's closest associates, upon arriving at the hall. Avi Amsalem replies: "I am responsible for the Sabbath. Why?" Rabbi David called him aside and continued to discuss the subject.<\/p>\r\n I left the building, looked up - and it turned out: on the building where the alliance was being held there was a huge sign - and not from Shas. From here, Dad probably wasn't looking down...<\/p>\r\n \""Hold here, bring your hand, hold here," says the mohel, a member of the Council of Sages, the rabbi Reuven Elbaz, to Aryeh Deri, who served as godfather. "And that's it, now pray." The chairman closed his eyes and prayed. His mouth did not stop muttering.<\/p>\r\n The Gaon Rabbi David Yosef was honored with blessings, and the Gaon Rabbi Yehuda Deri was honored at the request of his brother with 'standing in the blessing' (in Ashkenazi language: 'standing for blessings') and his name in Israel was called Roi. Rabbi David stops at the blessings themselves, and explains: Roi - the initials of our Rabbi Ovadia Yosef. Afterwards, I asked Rabbi David: After all, Roi is written with a 'V'... and he replied: Then let our Rabbi and teacher Ovadia Yosef be. And someone on the side hissed: "Apparently the Rabbi only reads with a punctuation mark.".<\/p>\r\n \""What now?" the baby's father asked the mohel. "I'm just checking him, and you take him to your wife to take care of him," Rabbi Elbaz replied.<\/p>\r\n Former Minister Ariel Atias arrives all happy, laughing and joking with Moshe Reich (right). Others will ask him about the elections, but as soon as they notice the camera, suddenly everyone doesn't understand what elections we're talking about.<\/p>\r\n \""I'm telling you," says Yaakov Margi with pathos, "I'm telling you, you can't keep going on breaks all the time, you have to work continuously." MKs David Azoulay (right) and Mashulam Nahari (left) nodded their heads in understanding. You understand for yourself that this is an election.<\/p>\r\n Rebbetzin Edna Bar Shalom spoke on the sidelines about current affairs, smiled at those who came to greet her, and wished everyone success from the bottom of my heart. I didn't hear any politics from her today.<\/p>\r\n \""What can I do?" Haim Biton answers the man's question. "I'm doing the best and the most." "I'm not coming to you with complaints," the friend replies. "I just wanted to update you.".<\/p>\r\n Rabbi David Yosef approaches the godfather, whispers a few words in his ear. Aryeh Deri listens intently, and replies with a resounding "no." Rabbi David convinces again - and again Deri replies "No, there's no need, there's no need for that at all.".<\/p>\r\n Members of the Council of Sages, Rabbi Reuven Elbaz and Rabbi David Yosef say goodbye. "I'm in a hurry," says Rabbi Elbaz, as his driver signals to him from behind that all the circumcision tools are packed. Rabbi David Yosef wishes him well and good luck.<\/p>\r\n Public relations man Ari Gelhar, who currently works at Shas headquarters in the hive adjacent to the chairman's, went to receive a blessing from the godfather. The blessing he received was, "May you succeed in all your endeavors and may you find a decent match." And when everyone smiled, Deri said: "You will find him a decent match, you will.".<\/p>\r\n The man behind the 'Transparent' campaign is usually not at the forefront, but this time publicist Sefi Shaked came to receive a blessing from the godfather, after those present told him that a godfather's blessing is beneficial.<\/p>\r\n Photographer Kobi Har Zvi immediately encountered a surprising request from Sefi Shaked after taking the photos. "Please send me these photos by email, I want to show my wife that I received a blessing from him.".<\/p>\r\n This is the MKs' table, I ask Yaakov Margi. "This is the buffet, we brought the Knesset buffet here," he replies. I take a picture of the table. MK Yoav Ben-Zur moves a chair closer to get into the picture. How many MKs are missing, I ask. And they answer: There are some who work in the field.<\/p>\r\n Yehuda Avidan (on the right), while I was taking a picture, says: "Wait, why did they take me out of the picture, so what if I'm not an MK? I do more work than ten people." In the meantime, I took a picture, so that you would know who was working and who was working like ten people.<\/p>\r\n Strategist Amram Cohen and Yanki Deri, the son's father, raised their hands to the cheers. The son's father asked for a glass for Amram, so that he could also drink to the cheers, but he replied: "I drive, and besides, I'm from your people, who needs a glass?".<\/p>\r\n Ariel Atias finished catching up on the MKs' mobile buffet, and came to sit at the head of the table, next to Aryeh Deri. A long conversation, accompanied by placing his hands in front of his lips so that it would not be understood what they were talking about. Until the opportunity arose for both of them to lower their hands, and you got this picture.<\/p>\r\n Everyone became cautious. No one took out their phone when the cameras were on the ground. But one of the people sitting at the table shows MK Yoav Ben Tzur a clip from a WhatsApp group. Ben Tzur shakes his head from side to side. He doesn't exactly agree with what's written.<\/p>\r\n A gathering outside. A young man with two security guards arrives at the hall. He is smiling, wearing a kippa that matches his appearance. This is what happens when Yair Netanyahu has a friend named Yankee Deri. And you expect Aryeh Deri to join a government headed by Bozhi Herzog?<\/p>\r\n The son's father's brother, Yehuda Deri, arrives quickly to take a picture with Yair Netanyahu, who waits patiently and treats each photographer with patience and a broad smile. Ari Gelhar takes advantage of the situation and quickly takes a few photos as a souvenir.<\/p>\r\n Uncle Apple wants to leave. He comes to the table of honor. "I won't shake hands. Later they'll make a point of it. I'll just wish you good luck and that all your wishes come true," he said to Deri, who replied with a broad smile: "Amen.".<\/p>\r\n Yosef Haim Kalef, the dedicated assistant, arrives right towards the end, after the tables have already been cleared. Upon entering, he immediately updates Yoav Ben-Tzur on the latest details, goes over to wish the boss "Mazal Tov," and immediately continues to manage the headquarters from his mobile phone.<\/p>\r\n \u00a0Yoav Ben-Zur is corresponding with someone present in the hall. He opens the text message. From the distance I am, I can read what is written. This is how an election campaign is run and the rabbis are motivated. Additional details have been blurred. There is a limit to how much can be revealed...<\/p>\r\n David Chacham with a beer in his hand, opposite him is Tanzim man Yehuda Azard. They argue and talk among themselves about, well, surprise - the elections. 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