Broadcaster Calls Families of Hostages and Victims 'Most Despicable'
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
Broadcaster Yinon Magal called families of freed hostages and October 7th victims "the most despicable people" in Israel during his radio show. He read their names and stated they would be remembered for shame. Magal also mentioned individuals involved in writing a book, suggesting their only redemption is voting for Netanyahu.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Broadcaster Yinon Magal called families of hostages and victims "the most despicable people" in Israel.
- Magal read the names of freed hostages and their families on his radio show.
- He stated that these individuals "will be remembered for eternal shame."
- Magal also mentioned those involved in writing the book "Mar Ha'פקרה."
- He suggested their only absolution is voting for Prime Minister Netanyahu.
During his radio program with co-host Ben Caspit, broadcaster Yinon Magal read the names of individuals involved in writing the book "Mar Ha'פקרה" (roughly translated as "The Abandoned One"). Magal stated that the only way these individuals could be forgiven is if they vote for Netanyahu in the upcoming elections. Ahead of the third anniversary of the October 7th massacre, Magal read a list of freed hostages and families of freed hostages and October 7th victims on station 103FM. He referred to them as "the most despicable people living in the State of Israel" and declared they "will be remembered for eternal shame."
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