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General16:07 · Aug 31

Ayla Matzon Accuses Raviv Drucker of Lying, Reveals Past Professional Tensions

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Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
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Journalist Ayla Matzon launched a sharp attack on fellow journalist Raviv Drucker, accusing him of numerous falsehoods regarding her and her reporting. Matzon specifically addressed claims attributed to Drucker concerning the Efi Noyeh and Hila Yehezkel affair, her departure from Reshet, and their past professional relationship.

Matzon stated that Noyeh, while head of the Bar Association, was involved in Yehezkel's judicial appointment without committee members' knowledge of their relationship. Matzon also alleged that Noyeh sent Yehezkel a "shameful mini video" against her will. Regarding a case against Himi, Matzon clarified that it was closed due to lack of evidence, not lack of guilt, and that Himi was suspended by the Bar Association.

A significant portion of Matzon's criticism focused on her relationship with Drucker. She denied leaving Reshet due to financial negotiations, calling it "another lie." Matzon revealed her version of events from when they worked at the same network, claiming Drucker begged her to co-host a show with him due to her high ratings and his lower ones, a proposal she firmly rejected.

Matzon further recounted a meeting at a cafe where Drucker allegedly expressed concern about explaining their lack of a joint program to management. She concluded by telling Drucker to move on and stop his "obsessive madness" towards her, stating that her silence did not mean she lacked responses.

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