There is nothing like a good fight: The Ministry of Health’s reports of the increase in the coefficient of infection, and the fact that thousands of Israelis continue to be infected with the corona virus every day, made the subject headlines again – and of course, Twitter, where this morning (Tuesday) a difficult exchange took place between media people Guy Maroz And the political correspondent of News 12, Daphne LielWhich decided to tweet its opinion regarding the government’s conduct in dealing with morbidity and contagion levels.
“Skipping between world capitals is important, but someone needs to remind Bennett that another epidemic is raging here,” the reporter wrote. “What about encouraging immunization? With raising awareness that we still have to wear masks, or with some certainty for business? Of course the public is tired of the plague, the prime minister and ministers do not have this privilege. Please, manage the event,” she added.
The only thing that goes on is the intimidation of you and some of your friends. A sentence like – an epidemic is raging here… Do you understand what you are saying at all? When will you leave us? https://t.co/GOs9C4EM3q
– Guy Maroz (@guymeroz) March 22, 2022
Maroz, who is known as someone who sharply criticizes the government’s measures to deal with the epidemic and has previously opposed the government’s decision to impose closures, remained indifferent to Liel’s publication and responded: “The only thing that is rampant is your intimidation and that of some of your friends. Do you understand what you are saying at all? When will you leave us? “
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As you may recall, Maroz released in early 2021 with his partner Orly Vilnai the film “What if the whole world is wrong”, in which he criticized the treatment of the plague, but from the other side of the barricade. The film, which has received widespread public criticism, claims that the restrictions and closures are too draconian and drastic, and the panic surrounding the spread of the virus is exaggerated.