Our storm of emotions from the Orange affair has not yet subsided, and we are already moved by the Oren affair, juicier and bloodier, referring of course to the young MK Oren Hazan, whose name was associated with negative contexts following a newspaper article.<\/p>\r\n
Brother, Israeli democracy entered a high-speed spiral of action, and Hazan became a weapon of war between Herzog and Yachimovich due to the compensation he received and the cheers of defenders from the left, and even from the right, due to the corruption that is rampant in the ruling party.<\/p>\r\n
And there were already those who called on Netanyahu to take stock of his situation, for supporting him when he ran against Piglin's candidate for the youth slot in the primaries.<\/p>\r\n
It seemed clear to everyone that he should be removed. The only question that remained was where: from the deputies or also from the committees? Or perhaps from the Knesset at all?<\/p>\r\n
The state newspaper even bothered to bring in the cantor's classmate from elementary school, to tell how bad he was even then as a teenager.<\/p>\r\n
And in this sword dance, no one remembered to ask themselves, did they? Or maybe nothing at all? Maybe he was screaming like a hawk because there was no truth or half-truth in what was said about him?<\/p>\r\n
Perhaps the dubious witnesses brought by the esteemed journalist will betray reality, the same journalist, by the way, whose boast of achievements is in incriminating the father of former MK Yechiel Hazan, which raises a slight question: Wasn't the goal marked in advance here, whatever it may be?<\/p>\r\n
Every person has the presumption of innocence until convicted, certainly until investigated, certainly when there is great doubt whether it will mature into an investigation at all.<\/p>\r\n
And here is the most sacred value in every democracy, trampled underfoot by all those righteous, human rights knights who exalt democracy with their tongues, and a double-edged sword in their hands, in the name of morality, inflicting a double blow on the heads of journalists and public figures from all sides.<\/p>\r\n
And the most outrageous thing in cases like this is that if Hazan is indeed proven right, no one will really pay a price for such a wild and hasty slander, simply nothing. We will surely find ourselves preoccupied with a new affair with all its aspects and suspicions, and no one will come to terms with those quick-tongued, white-faced talkers.<\/p>\r\n
This kind of behavior has happened before. It's not a profession that has corrupted its way, but it has always been like this, and if it had been more refined, perhaps the grandchildren of the late Minister Ofer - who could not hold back under the onslaught of suspicions - would have been given a grandfather, and the children of the immigration official who was slandered on suspicion of racism - a father, and so would all those famous and not-so-famous people who have been placed on the altar of suspicion in the name of the profession of journalism.<\/p>\r\n
Wise men, be careful with your words, especially journalists.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Has anyone stopped to think that MK Hazan's accusations of lying are perhaps founded? What will happen if it turns out that this is indeed the case? \u2022 If the profession of journalism were a little more delicate, perhaps the grandchildren of the late Minister Ofer - for their grandfather, and the children of Ariel Ronis - for their father - would have been winners.","protected":false},"author":6,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":""},"categories":[138],"tags":[861,9083,9084],"class_list":["post-175684","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","hentry","category-138","tag-861","tag-9083","tag-9084"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n