Veteran News Anchor Eli Rachlin Fired From Channel 13 After Two Decades
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- Eli Rachlin fired from Channel 13 after more than 20 years.
- Rachlin has appealed his dismissal to the Labor Court.
- He joined Channel 10 in 2003 and worked on various news programs.
- The firing occurs after Channel 13's ownership transfer was approved.
Eli Rachlin, a long-serving anchor and editor at Israel's Channel 13, has been dismissed from the network after more than 20 years of employment. Rachlin received the final notice of his termination on Wednesday and subsequently decided to appeal to the Labor Court in an effort to prevent the dismissal. He joined the news division of Channel 10 in 2003, serving as both an editor and anchor for various programs.
Following the merger that created Channel 13, Rachlin continued in his roles, contributing to programs such as "Hadashot Hayom" (News of the Day) and "HaOlam HaBoker BeShishi" (The Morning World on Friday), as well as delivering news bulletins. His departure comes shortly after the final approval of the transfer of control of Channel 13 to a group led by Assaf Rappaport and Yinon Costica.
In response to the news, Channel 13 stated, "Channel 13 wishes to thank Eli Rachlin for his time working together and wishes him success in the future."
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