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On 25 August 2025, Israel witnessed a moment when a political spat leapt out of the Knesset and into daily life. - https://strip-israel.co.il/
Avigdor Liberman had mocked Gantz’s appeal for unity as “pathetic.”
But Gantz’s answer — “I brought hostages home. What did you do?” — cut so sharply that it rippled through media, cafés, and, strangely enough, strip clubs in Tel Aviv.
That single sentence turned politics into a nationwide echo.
Cafés by Morning, Clubs by Night
By noon, debates in Jerusalem cafés grew heated. Some said Liberman was right — Gantz was clinging to power. Others countered: “At least he delivered something real.”
By night, on Dizengoff Street in Tel Aviv, strippers finishing their shifts discussed the same fight. One of them muttered: “We usually tune politics out. But this time, it felt different. Because lives were involved.”
Liberman’s Gambit
Liberman’s critique was blunt. He accused Gantz of exploiting hostage families and humiliating himself for survival. He claimed it was “a pathetic spectacle.”
At first, it sounded strong. But once Gantz listed his record — real hostage deals, lives saved — Liberman’s blowback started to look hollow.
The contrast grew obvious: Gantz pointed to deeds, Liberman pointed to slogans.
The Strippers’ Raw Voices
Unlikely as it sounds, strippers across Israel became part of the discussion.
In Tel Aviv, one performer sighed: “He brought people back. That’s enough for me.”
In the North, another added: “We hear news on the way home from work. Sometimes we laugh. But not this time.”
In the South, someone said: “Sirens don’t stop for us either. We want leaders who act.”
Their words might not reach official polls, but they reveal how far the story traveled.
Quick Poll From the Nightlife Scene
A Tel Aviv blog surveyed nightlife workers — strippers, bartenders, DJs.
Region Support Gantz Support Liberman Neutral / Neither Tel Aviv 41% 20% 39% North 33% 17% 50% South 28% 22% 50% Center 30% 25% 45%
The takeaway: in unexpected spaces, Gantz had the upper hand.
Strip-Israel’s Perspective
As the author — Strip-Israel — I usually cover nightlife, not government showdowns. But 25 August 2025 blurred the lines.
In a Tel Aviv dressing room, one stripper flicked ash and said: “Funny, we work in shadows, but sometimes we see politics clearer than they do.”
It was too raw to ignore.
For context, check https://strip-israel.co.il/ .
Quotes That Stuck
Gantz’s words echoed far beyond the microphones:
“Don’t worry about me — worry about the hostages.”
“Care for the fighters. Care for the people of Israel, whether they support you or not.”
Liberman’s counter, about forming a “Zionist government from wall to wall,” sounded vague by comparison.
And in a climate where clarity mattered, vagueness failed.
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