Lucy Aharish embarrassed: "Why are you encouraging assimilation? You married a Jewish man"
Lucy Aharish met with social media star Asaf Gothelf, known for his viral videos. In the video he released, Gothelf performed an amusing imitation of right-wing activist Mordechai David: "For the sake of democracy, I am blocking you. Ms. Inshallah."

Social media star Asaf Gothelf, who became famous for his viral videos, surprised his fans on TikTok after uploading a new video with media personality Lucy Aharish. In the footage, Gothelf arrived at the Channel 13 studio, where Aharish hosts her program "Sichat HaYom" (Talk of the Day), and performed an amusing imitation of right-wing activist Mordechai David.
"I am blocking you. For the sake of democracy, I am blocking you, Ms. Inshallah. Why aren't you looking me in the eyes? Why are you encouraging assimilation? Why did you marry a Jewish man named Tsahi Halevi who is such a hunk and all the daughters of Israel want him? Why did you even marry a Jew? Did someone give you permission to marry a Jewish guy? Do you know that on the street your nickname is 'Ms. Inshallah'?"
Lucy Aharish did not remain indifferent to the event and burst into loud laughter. This was one of the best and greatest pranks 🤣
♬ Original sound - Asaf Gothelf
Lucy Aharish recently made headlines following the monologue she delivered on her program "Sichat HaYom" on Channel 13, in which she addressed the results of the Likud primaries and the major loss of Minister Idit Silman.
"We will dedicate the intro to the woman who finished in 25th place in the primaries, the woman and the legend, the woman of many talents and tireless action, the woman we all want to be like when we grow up, the woman who changed the face of the climate on planet Earth, the woman who jumped on a trampoline all the way to the third and unrealistic ten: the lady, the minister, the gifted Idit Silman," Aharish told the viewers.
The journalist addressed Idit Silman's activity in recent years: "After a year and a half in the 'government of change,' Silman decided she had enough. She helped dismantle the government and, by a miracle, without any political bribery, received the position of Minister of Environmental Protection from the Prime Minister. Not before the magnificent events that took place at the gas station, about which silence would be better.
In this role, what did she do? Mainly fought against environmental organizations. To strengthen her glorious work, in the Likud primaries, Silman presented herself as strong against the left. We will just remind you again: the coalition chair of the 'government of change,' about whom Mansour Abbas spoke of the very close relationship between them." Finally, Lucy Aharish took a jab at the politician and said: "Minister Silman, you were bad until the end."





