The Israeli Foreign Minister’s poor knowledge of English gave him a job and caused a wave of criticism and ridicule from social media users.
Zionist Foreign Minister Yair Lapid’s lack of knowledge and fluency in English sparked a wave of criticism and ridicule on social media.
Dozens of social media users reacted on Tuesday night and Wednesday following Lapid’s blunder in a tweet in English, which was published on the occasion of the opening of the regime’s embassy in Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates, according to the website.
Ariel Kellner, a former Likud lawmaker, wrote: “Listen Layer, until you know English, just tweet in Hebrew and use Google’s translation service. This is better than shame.”
Yair Netanyahu, the son of former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, also described Lapid English literacy around the eighth grade.
He said in this regard: “Is this true?” What is this level of English Secretary of State in the eighth grade? The fact that he did not pass high school English is his problem, not the cabinet. Why not hire an English speaker who can write tweets for him in English? “It is a shame.”
Speaking at the opening ceremony of the Israeli embassy in the United Arab Emirates, the Israeli foreign minister said that the Zionist regime “is here to stay” and called on Arab countries to enter into talks with the regime.
“Israel wants peace with its neighbors, with all its neighbors,” Lapid said during the opening ceremony of the new Israeli embassy in Abu Dhabi.
“We are not going anywhere,” the Zionist official stressed, emphasizing the Zionist regime’s occupation positions. The Middle East (West Asia) is our home. We are here to stay. We call on all countries in the region to recognize this issue and come to us for talks.”