Rani Guili's mother heading to politics? "If they call me, I'll answer the call"

Talik Guili, mother of the late Staff Sergeant Ran Guili, was interviewed on 103FM radio and addressed the possibility of entering politics. She said she received offers, including from Likud, and stated that if called, she would answer. She identified herself as belonging to the right-wing bloc and noted that Likud is her preferred destination.

Talik Guili, mother of the late Staff Sergeant Ran Guili, the last hostage returned to Israel, was interviewed on Sivan Cohen's radio program on 103FM and addressed the possibility of entering politics. Guili said she received offers from several sources, including the Likud party, and stated: "If they call me, I'll answer the call." She identified herself as belonging to the right-wing bloc and noted that if she decides to enter politics, Likud is her preferred destination. In the interview, she also spoke about her son Omri, who completed a police officers' course and dedicated his ranks to his brother Rani. She described the pride and excitement at the ceremony, and the feeling that Rani accompanies them every moment. Guili did not rule out the possibility of entering politics but said she is currently waiting.