Renowned lawyer lashes out at Etty Craif: "Let her try to sue"

Lawyer Etty Craif recently gave an interview to Omri Assenheim regarding the "sex for appointment" affair. The two met for a follow-up interview, but her remarks sparked a sharp reaction from lawyer Dr. Haim Stanger, who published a critical post against her.

Stanger claimed that Craif is trying to return to the headlines and ride once again on the affair that made her a well-known figure. In his post, he addressed her age, appearance, the publicity she receives, and the content she presented during the interview.

Among other things, Stanger wrote that Craif is no longer a judge but a "retired judge," and argued that the information she presented was not new. He personally addressed her physical appearance and signs of aging, writing that she should dedicate more time to public and volunteer activities instead of investing in attempts to return to the spotlight.

"You are no longer a girl, you have already crossed the age of 50, and to be precise, you are 52 years old. But what is hard, quite hard to overcome, are the age wrinkles scattered here and there on your face, which make you present as a withered and biased woman on whom the signs of age leave their marks. No arrogant speech, no attacking and insolent speech, will be able to overcome the wrinkles that have appeared on your face," the lawyer wrote.

Following these remarks, journalist Liora Goldberg-Polin asked Stanger why he chose to address Craif's appearance. He replied: "Because she uses her appearance and public relations to promote herself and continue to ride on that affair. I'm tired of recycling this old material."

Craif was also asked about the remarks, but she clarified that she does not intend to read Stanger's post:

"I haven't read it and don't intend to either. I wish him and everyone who chooses to engage in the lives of others health, a life full of interest and action, and employment that will allow them to focus on their own lives and less on me."

In conclusion, Craif added with a jab: "Although I understand that I am very interesting."