Amalia Ozer, a right-wing activist and commentator, published a fundraising appeal during the afternoon on Tuesday, calling on supporters to help her continue a two-year legal battle against what she describes as the 'well-oiled silencing machine' of the Brothers in Arms movement, claiming that even the threat of legal action is enough to chill free speech on the Israeli right.
Activist and commentator Amalia Ozer, a prominent figure on the Israeli right, issued a fresh call for donations on Tuesday afternoon, framing it as a continuation of a two-year legal battle against what she labels a 'silencing machine' operated by the Brothers in Arms movement. In a statement posted publicly, Ozer wrote: 'We managed to silence them. The well-oiled silencing machine of Brothers in Arms is working overtime, and they don't need to win in court to win. It's enough that you're afraid to criticize, enough that you delete — enough that you're silenced.' She argued that the threat of legal intimidation, even without a courtroom victory, effectively suppresses criticism and enforces self-censorship on the right. The fundraising appeals for contributions via Paybox and Givechak. As The Zioneer previously reported (June 24), Ozer has been waging a public campaign against what she describes as legal harassment and intimidation tactics by left-wing groups. The current appeal does not cite a specific new lawsuit but describes the effort as a sustained legal defense of free expression. The claims are attributed solely to Ozer's own statements and have not been independently verified.
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