Israeli Broadcaster Slams Sara Netanyahu's Conspiracy Theory About Yair Golan
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Israeli radio host Eyal Berkovich criticized Sara Netanyahu for spreading a conspiracy theory about Yair Golan's alleged foreknowledge of the October 7th attack. His co-host agreed the comments were inappropriate, though acknowledged Golan's participation in fighting that day.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Sara Netanyahu accused of conspiracy theory about Yair Golan.
- Broadcaster Eyal Berkovich calls theory "ugly" and "exaggerated nonsense."
- Co-host Erel Segal deems Netanyahu's comments "unnecessary" and "very bad."
- Segal suggests Netanyahu's motive is a past dispute with Golan.
- Netanyahu implied Golan knew of Oct. 7 attack before others.
Radio host Eyal Berkovich strongly criticized Sara Netanyahu on Tuesday for promoting a conspiracy theory about Yair Golan, the chairman of the Meretz party. Speaking on 103fm radio, Berkovich questioned why Netanyahu would tarnish Golan's reputation, calling the theory "ugly" and "exaggerated nonsense."
Berkovich's co-host, Erel Segal, agreed that Netanyahu's comments were "unnecessary" and "very bad." He suggested Netanyahu's animosity towards Golan stems from a past incident at a barbershop and Golan's controversial remarks about IDF soldiers. However, Segal acknowledged Golan's actions on October 7th, stating, "on October 7th, Yair Golan went out to fight."
Netanyahu's remarks were made during an interview on Channel 14 the previous evening. She implied that Golan, who heads the Democratic party, had prior knowledge of the October 7th Hamas attack. Netanyahu suggested Golan was "dressed and ready" early that morning, "when others didn't know, such as the Prime Minister."
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