Women From The West Are Delusional
February 25, 2026
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In this video, Zuby sits down with Avital Schreiber Levy to explore how she personally navigated and ultimately rejected the anti-family, anti-natal progressive ideas that infiltrated her mind despite growing up in a traditional Jewish family and an Orthodox environment. Avital shares her journey through a left-leaning art college, military service, and exposure to influential cultural narratives like Eat, Pray, Love, which temporarily made her question marriage and motherhood—leading to inner conflict and tension with her husband—before her upbringing, love for her husband, maturing perspective, and grounding in responsibility pulled her back. She contrasts this with the widespread cultural messaging in the West that glorifies single life, divorce, childlessness, and portrays motherhood as servitude, while criticizing how social media, TikTok, and "comment section therapy" demonize men and turn real relationship problems into memes, leaving many modern women unhappy, diluted, and sold a "gigantic basket of lies."
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