The argument about an attempt to obstruct justice is not valid because the girl made her appearance after a final verdict was given.

Israeli politicians regularly use their families (and kids) in inappropriate ways. Perhaps this is the "American" point that was mentioned in the article. Should there be a law or convention prohibiting the exposure of politicians' children in the media, even if their parents insist on it?

Nice questions you asked , and I agree
that Deri is not the only roteen apple
in our political box.
First of all it doesn't decrease his crime.
Secondly , this article is about his
abuse of his doughter , for egoistic and
demagogic reasons.
I'm surprised that someone who
protested so jealously against the use
of childrens in commercials , can take
this use of a politician girl ?

Sadly enough, this quote is probably an accurate description of the way people construct their identity - including the new "jewish" or "israeli" identity.