Rom Braslavsky against Yair Golan: "The music of the terrorists who tortured me"
Democrats chairman Yair Golan sparked controversy after posting a video featuring an Arabic song. Yinon Magal claimed the music originates from a Syrian series with anti-Israel themes, while former hostage Rom Braslavsky noted it was the same music played by his captors in Gaza.

Democrats chairman Yair Golan continues to appeal to the Arab public, this time by publishing a video featuring an Arabic song in the background. Yinon Magal claimed that the music is from a Syrian series with anti-Israeli and anti-Zionist messages, which also includes content about the transfer of weapons and ammunition to Palestinians.
Magal attacked the choice: "This is simply a classic of ignorant leftists who have no idea where they live and fawn over Arabs while they despise them and want their destruction. Embarrassing."
In response to the video shared by Magal, Braslavsky retorted: "I just want to inform you that the exact same melody was heard by the terrorists who held me in Gaza and tortured me every day, so yes, this is exactly one of the melodies they would listen to there. It is absurd to see a member of the Knesset in Israel listening to the same music as my terrorists in Gaza."
As recalled, Braslavsky recently interviewed the Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir on his podcast, and the two addressed the death penalty for terrorists, which was finally approved in the second and third readings a few months ago. During the conversation, the hostage survivor personally asked the minister: "Let me be the one who hangs them, I don't want a rope and I don't need a button, with my own hands I will execute all the terrorists in the State of Israel."





