Ms. Pnina Tamano returned to the Knesset as a Member of Parliament. “We are not born strong women, we become, at the end of a difficult process, but within the reach of all”. To understand the temerity of this woman, it is probably necessary to go back on its course. She is the first black woman to sit in the Knesset. African women with crossed destinies who take charge and make courageous decisions, Pnina Tamano is one of them. Lawyer, passionate about communication and human relations.
Love her or hate her, one can not deny that Pnina Tamano counts in the Israeli politico-media landscape. The woman’s grip is the one we will admire for her character, her career and her propensity to succeed everything she undertakes. Admittedly, Pnina Tamano does not only attract praise. Above all, her actions will determine the political life she leads and the success of her projects.
Pnina Tamano, a woman of grip and courage. Abraham Lincoln
