Writer and poet Eyal Meged said in a statement that the Israeli literary and artistic establishment does not forgive him for his friendship with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and that in their eyes this is worse than being a friend of Adolf Hitler. The statement was reported via the source and has not been independently verified.
In a statement reported on Monday, writer and poet Eyal Meged asserted that the Israeli literary and artistic establishment does not forgive him for his friendship with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and that in their eyes this is worse than being a friend of Nazi leader Adolf Hitler. Meged's comments, which appeared on the source, reflect his view of the cultural elite's attitude toward him. The statement is a personal opinion and has not been independently verified.
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