Avi Shoshan: "We are second-class citizens, there is no justice in Israel"

During the program "The Patriots," Avi Shoshan expressed deep frustration and pain over his feeling that right-wing citizens in Israel are considered "second-class." According to him, the judicial system treats them with contempt and "they spit in our faces, laugh at us, look down on us and tell us we are worthless."

The panelist harshly criticized the lack of justice in the country and referred to specific cases where, he claims, justice is not served. "Pay attention to the items, the request for actual imprisonment. Where is the justice? There is no justice in Israel!" he said, adding that he feels they are "citizens with three or three and a half rights."

He also referred to the political struggle and emphasized that "you cannot end democracy only at the ballot box," while comparing the situation to the actions of the left. "The left taught us, they went out every Saturday night, and went out, and forget it, with all the money I receive, lots of money, and we don't have that," he said, adding that the right is perceived as "soccer field cones that you pass by."

The panelist mentioned an interview with an aircraft technician as a turning point that illustrated the feeling of discrimination. "This is in my eyes the symbol of the event, I understood that we are second-class citizens," he said, adding that he cried when he heard the interview. He concluded by saying that "not only are we second-class citizens, they continue to run us over."