There is a system that knows how to distribute jobs and maintain poverty in the same movement. Jobs for close associates, family-run public funds, and planned dependence on everyone else. Because a needy public is an obedient public, and an obedient public is a vote at the ballot box.
In this episode in spoken Haredi, in the series "Spoken Haredi Votes", Esti Shoshan once again hosts Naomi Avraham, a lawyer and investigative accountant, a member of the Haredi community, the woman behind the investigative series "On Hypocrisy". How is a female conversation about fashion and makeup style actually a political conversation? And from there to the robbery of the public fund that became a system: "The Western Wall Rabbi" and the association behind him, the Haredi oligarchy and its grip on the public, and the Meron disaster for which no one took responsibility. At the end of the conversation, Naomi reads Psalm 22:1, “How long will you judge injustice?” An ancient question, very relevant to our day.
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There is a system that knows how to distribute jobs and maintain poverty in the same movement. Jobs for close associates, family-run public funds, and planned dependence on everyone else. Because a needy public is an obedient public, and an obedient public is a vote at the ballot box.
In this episode in spoken Haredi, in the series "Spoken Haredi Votes", Esti Shoshan once again hosts Naomi Avraham, a lawyer and investigative accountant, a member of the Haredi community, the woman behind the investigative series "On Hypocrisy". How is a female conversation about fashion and makeup style actually a political conversation? And from there to the robbery of the public fund that became a system: "The Western Wall Rabbi" and the association behind him, the Haredi oligarchy and its grip on the public, and the Meron disaster for which no one took responsibility. At the end of the conversation, Naomi reads Psalm 22:1, “How long will you judge injustice?” An ancient question, very relevant to our day.
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