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General09:00 · 3h ago

Yinon Magal Refuses to Apologize, Cites Lack of Offense

By מערכת ice
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
The story · English

Radio hosts Ben Caspit and Yinon Magal returned to their 103FM morning show after Yom Kippur, discussing holiday experiences and apologies. When asked if he had sought forgiveness from anyone before the holiday, Magal responded confidently and humorously, stating he performed all prayers and did not feel he had offended anyone. Caspit, in contrast, shared that he personally called someone to apologize for an offense committed on their show three years prior, noting the recipient was moved by the gesture. Caspit clarified the apology was not directed at Benjamin Netanyahu, despite a past on-air incident.

Caspit also recounted his recent trip to New York, detailing significant traffic congestion that led him to walk over 17 kilometers daily. He expressed excitement for his upcoming documentary series, "Shaldag," which focuses on the elite naval commando unit's actions on October 7th and complex operations in Syria. Caspit described the filming experience, which involved meeting with the unit's soldiers over 20 days, as a significant personal support during a difficult period.

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