Boaz Golan to Replace Yaakov Bardugo as Political Commentator on Channel 14
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Channel 14 announced that Boaz Golan will replace Yaakov Bardugo as a political commentator on the main evening broadcast. Golan, a founding member of 0404 and a veteran anchor, will also continue to host his show "Ha'Ulpan Ha'Patuach." The appointment is intended to bolster the political desk ahead of the 2026 elections, following Bardugo's move into politics.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Boaz Golan will replace Yaakov Bardugo as political commentator on Channel 14's main broadcast.
- Golan, a founding member of 0404, will join the channel's team of commentators.
- The appointment aims to strengthen Channel 14's political desk for the 2026 elections.
- Golan will continue to host his program "Ha'Ulpan Ha'Patuach" concurrently.
- Bardugo recently transitioned from political commentary to a career in politics.
Channel 14 announced Tuesday that journalist and host Boaz Golan will join the network's main evening broadcast as a political commentator. Golan, a founding member of the news site 0404 and a veteran anchor, will become part of the commentary team.
This appointment is part of an effort to strengthen the political desk in anticipation of the 2026 elections. In his new role, Golan is expected to regularly cover political developments and the election campaign.
Golan will continue to host his regular program, "Ha'Ulpan Ha'Patuach," alongside his new duties. The move comes partly in response to the departure of former political commentator Yaakov Bardugo into politics and in preparation for the upcoming election cycle. Golan is considered a long-standing figure at the channel, having served as both a host and commentator for many years.
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