Channel 14 Host Slams Sara Netanyahu Over 'Conspiracy Theory' About MK Golan
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Israeli radio host Eyal Berkovich strongly criticized Sara Netanyahu's remarks about MK Yair Golan, calling them a "conspiracy theory." Co-host Erel Segal called Netanyahu's comments "unnecessary" but acknowledged Golan's controversial past statements.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Radio host Eyal Berkovich attacked Sara Netanyahu's statements about MK Yair Golan.
- Berkovich called Netanyahu's comments a "conspiracy theory" and "excessive madness."
- Co-host Erel Segal deemed Netanyahu's remarks "unnecessary."
- Netanyahu questioned Golan's actions and readiness on October 7th.
- Segal defended Golan's participation in fighting on October 7th.
Radio host Eyal Berkovich sharply criticized Sara Netanyahu on Tuesday, calling her statements about MK Yair Golan a "conspiracy theory" and "ugly petting zoo." Berkovich's remarks came during a broadcast on 103fm radio, following comments Netanyahu made the previous evening on Channel 14 regarding Golan's actions on October 7th.
Berkovich questioned why Netanyahu would "defame Yair Golan" and expressed frustration with the "excessive madness." He specifically referenced Netanyahu's assertion that Golan was prepared and in the combat zone very early on October 7th, implying he was ready before others, including the Prime Minister.
Co-host Erel Segal distanced himself from Berkovich's strong criticism, stating that Netanyahu's comments were "unnecessary" and "should not have been said." Segal acknowledged Golan's controversial past remarks about IDF soldiers killing "babies as a hobby," but emphasized Golan's participation in fighting on October 7th. Segal suggested Netanyahu might have a "long score to settle" with Golan, possibly related to a past incident at a barbershop.
Netanyahu's original comments, made during an interview on Channel 14, questioned Golan's timeline of arrival at the combat zone on October 7th, suggesting he was ready much earlier than others, including the Prime Minister.
