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SrugimPolitics

Channel 14 Appoints Veteran Presenter Boaz Golan as Political Commentator

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Channel 14 is strengthening its political desk with veteran journalist and presenter Boaz Golan joining the main evening news as a political commentator. Golan will continue to host his show "HaUlpan HaPatuach" while covering election developments. This move follows former commentator Yaakov Bardugo's entry into politics and prepares the channel for upcoming elections.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Boaz Golan has been appointed as a political commentator for Channel 14's main evening news.
  • Golan will also continue to host his regular program, "HaUlpan HaPatuach."
  • The appointment aims to bolster the channel's political desk ahead of upcoming elections.
  • This change occurs after Yaakov Bardugo, a former political commentator, entered politics.
  • Golan is a veteran presenter and commentator at Channel 14 and a founder of 0404.
Channel 14 Appoints Veteran Presenter Boaz Golan as Political Commentator
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Channel 14 is implementing changes to its main evening news broadcast ahead of the upcoming elections. Journalist and presenter Boaz Golan will join the commentary team as a political commentator, bolstering the political desk for the election cycle. In his new role, Golan is expected to regularly cover and analyze political developments and the election campaign.

Golan will continue to host his regular program, "HaUlpan HaPatuach" (The Open Studio). He is one of the channel's veteran figures, having been with Channel 14 for many years as a presenter and commentator, and is also a founder of the news website 0404. His appointment to the main broadcast's commentary team is seen as a strategic move.

The changes also come in the wake of former political commentator Yaakov Bardugo's transition into politics. Channel 14 is preparing its coverage for the approaching election season.

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