Moshe Abutbul, the barber of the Prime Minister’s wife Sarah Netanyahu, who in front of his barber shop in the Madinah square in Tel Aviv thousands protested last night after it became known that Sarah was there, this morning (Thursday) talked about the events with Guy Peleg and Nissim Mashal on their program on 103FM.
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“Everything is fine, I’ve been running away from exposure like this all my life, I don’t like it. It’s a really unpleasant feeling, I sat besieged in the barbershop for several hours. They sat on my barbershop, suddenly there were hundreds and thousands, and I don’t wish anyone to experience what I experienced, sit At my window, shouting, megaphones, they came to sit quietly, they came madly, I felt very uncomfortable,” he said at the beginning of the interview.
He continued to say: “I’m Moshe, Sefer, I’ve never experienced anything like this, I felt very threatened. There were no flares, but there were very inflammatory tones. A customer was sitting here who took her picture and called for all the protesters to come, within minutes there were thousands of people here, we couldn’t To leave the barbershop. She came for a beauty treatment, we finished long before she had to leave. She calmed me down, I was very stressed, she held my hand and hugged me. It was an unpleasant feeling.”
Abutbol also noted that the Prime Minister’s wife spoke to Benjamin Netanyahu while she was at the hairdresser: “She spoke to her husband, I also spoke to my wife. I’ve been her book for a good number of years, I’ve been telling the couple for many years. I accompany them on very special occasions, he has his book and she has hers. I tell you, I made her very beautiful. Yesterday was another day, she’s not coming for another week, I’m part of the team. I provide service for all shades of the rainbow, I have it on the right, on the left. Everything is fine, those who want to demonstrate should demonstrate, the leaders of the demonstrations get haircuts at my place. I’m in the State Square, I’m in favor of all the people of Israel being together.”
Assisted in the preparation of the article: Michal Kadosh, 103FM