Headline: Civil Service Commission Demands Immediate Suspension of Tzipora Navon After Inflammatory Facebook Posts
Subtitle: Chief of Staff of Sara Netanyahu, Tzipora Navon, under fire for inciting remarks against opposition, journalists, and the media
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The person responsible for disciplinary actions at the Civil Service Commission, Guy David, has written a letter to the Director General of the Prime Minister’s Office, Yossi Shelli, demanding the immediate suspension of Tzipora Navon. Navon currently serves as the chief of staff for Sara Netanyahu, the wife of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
David’s letter, sent on Sunday, was prompted by recent media reports highlighting inflammatory posts made by Navon on her personal Facebook page. These posts, dating back to the outbreak of the Iron Swords War, target various individuals and groups, including protest bodies, media outlets, journalists, state attorneys’ offices, left-wing activists, and members of the opposition.
Navon’s posts refer to these individuals and groups using derogatory nicknames, such as “traitors”, “traitorous Jews”, “scum”, and “fifth brother-in-law”. In addition, she called for legal action against them and even suggested blaming them for the Hamas attack on Israel. Most of the posts were composed by Navon herself, while others consisted of shared content with added inflammatory comments.
“These statements are serious and offensive,” David expressed in his letter. “They are not appropriate for a female employee of Midinaf, especially one working at the Prime Minister’s Office. The severity of these remarks is heightened during a time of war.”
The Civil Service Commission is responsible for ensuring professionalism and integrity within the civil service sector. In light of Navon’s controversial online behavior, David believes that her suspension is necessary to address the gravity of the situation.
Navon’s role as the chief of staff for Sara Netanyahu adds another layer to the issue, given the close association with the Prime Minister’s Office. The public scrutiny has intensified due to the prominent position she holds within the government administration.
This controversy raises concerns about the way public officials express themselves on social media platforms and the impact it can have on public perception. Inflammatory remarks can further fuel polarization and hinder efforts towards constructive dialogue.
It remains to be seen how the Director General of the Prime Minister’s Office will respond to David’s demand for Navon’s immediate suspension. As the issue unfolds, questions arise about the appropriate conduct expected of government employees, particularly during times of national crisis.