Channel 14 Report Links Protest Leader Moshe Radman to Anonymous Anti-Government Social Media Pages

A Channel 14 investigation alleges a connection between a company owned by Moshe Radman, a prominent anti-government protest leader and current candidate for the Democrats party, and anonymous social media pages that published thousands of political posts against the government and right-wing figures during the war. The report claims these pages began operating on October 8, 2023, just one day after the Hamas attack.

According to the investigation, while many in the anti-government protest movement were engaged in volunteer work and aiding citizens, these anonymous accounts allegedly disseminated messages criticizing the government, West Bank settlements, right-wing media personalities, and religious Zionist rabbis. Channel 14 asserts that Lilach Beit On, a senior figure in the "Brothers in Arms" organization, is listed as an operator of these pages. Furthermore, an email address associated with the pages was linked to MR D. Labs, a company established in 2023 and owned by Radman. The report suggests Radman and others connected to the company, including Moran Michel, used it to recruit media and social media personnel.

The alleged activity of these pages was extensive, reportedly including thousands of posts, videos, and tweets. Some messages suggested that Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, and Iran's Ali Khamenei favored Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's continued tenure. Other content linked the October 7th military failures to West Bank settlements and supported claims by reservists who warned of potential damage to military readiness during the judicial reform protests. The pages later promoted calls for early elections and continued posting political messages during local elections.

The investigation also claims the pages targeted right-wing journalists, including Amit Segal, and launched campaigns against companies advertising on Channel 14. One described campaign targeted the CEO of the mobile company Cellcom for advertising on the channel, with similar messages appearing on another Facebook page called "Wall of Shame." Channel 14 reports that these pages ceased activity in 2025, possibly due to the elimination of senior terrorists and the failure to achieve early elections at that time. Neither Lilach Beit On nor Moshe Radman provided a comment for the report. Commentator Amit Segal reacted sharply, stating, "On 8.10 some fought, some volunteered, there is Abu Shahada who wrote an article, and there is Radman who opened anonymous pages of incitement and filth. How despicable."