Amit Segal Open to Channel 13 Move, Cites Re'ev Drucker
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Channel 12 commentator Amit Segal is reportedly open to moving to Channel 13, but only if anchor Re'ev Drucker does not manage all affairs. Segal stated he wishes to be a "balancing factor" at the channel. This comes after reports of meetings between Channel 13's new owner, Assaf Rappaport, and Segal, though the channel denies any recruitment attempts or offers.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Amit Segal is open to moving to Channel 13 under specific conditions.
- Segal's condition involves Re'ev Drucker not managing all affairs at Channel 13.
- Segal stated he wants to be a "balancing factor" at Channel 13.
- Channel 13's new owner, Assaf Rappaport, reportedly met with Segal.
- Channel 13 denies any recruitment attempts or offers to Amit Segal.
Channel 12 commentator Amit Segal has not ruled out a move to Channel 13, but has set a condition related to anchor Re'ev Drucker's role, according to a report in TheMarker. Segal reportedly stated in closed conversations that he would consider joining Channel 13, but "not when Re'ev Drucker manages all the affairs. I want to be a balancing factor in such a channel."
Segal and Drucker have had several public confrontations on social media over the years. The report comes a day after it was revealed that the new owner of Channel 13, Assaf Rappaport, had at least one meeting with Segal in an attempt to recruit him.
According to the publication, Segal was offered the opportunity to host a new political program at Channel 13, along with a signing bonus and a particularly high salary. However, Channel 13 has broadly denied these reports, stating, "The reporter's claims are incorrect. No attempt was made to recruit Amit Segal to Channel 13, and certainly no offer was made."
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