KKL Chairman Against Likud: 'They Are Afraid - I Won't Stop Speaking'

KKL Chairman Ayal Ostrynski attacked Likud following the party's appeal to the State Comptroller, claiming his Facebook posts supporting Gadi Eisenkot and the 'Yashar' party constitute a prohibited donation. Ostrynski dismissed the claims as baseless and delusional, clarifying he will not stop expressing his views. He emphasized that his social media activity is not funded by the organization's money, and he does not express political positions on KKL's official platforms.

KKL (Jewish National Fund) Chairman Ayal Ostrynski attacked Likud this evening (Thursday) following the party's appeal to the State Comptroller. Likud claims that Ostrynski's Facebook posts supporting Gadi Eisenkot and the 'Yashar' party constitute a 'prohibited donation' from KKL to the election campaign. Ostrynski wrote in a post titled 'They Are Afraid - 2' that 'the Likud movement's march of madness continues,' and noted that previous attempts to claim he is a 'public official' failed. He dismissed the claims as 'baseless and delusional' and said he has no intention of stopping expressing his views, including his support for Eisenkot as the worthy prime minister. Ostrynski emphasized that his social media activity is not funded by the organization's money, and he does not express political positions on KKL's official platforms. He noted that he was elected to the position by the liberal bloc in the Zionist Congress, a political body whose representatives are elected from all over the Jewish world.