Radio Host Yinon Magal Apologizes for Calling "Mr. Abandonment" Signatories "Abhorrent"
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Radio host Yinon Magal apologized for calling signatories of the book "Mr. Abandonment" "abhorrent people." He clarified on the Radio 103FM X account that he meant to exclude hostage families from his criticism. Magal admitted he should have made this distinction clearer earlier and stated he had no intention of causing harm.
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- Radio host Yinon Magal apologized for calling "Mr. Abandonment" signatories "abhorrent people."
- Magal stated he intended to exclude hostage families from his critical remarks.
- He admitted he should have clarified this distinction earlier.
- Magal expressed no intention of hurting the families.
- The apology was posted on the Radio 103FM X account.
Radio host Yinon Magal has apologized after calling the signatories of the book "Mr. Abandonment" "abhorrent people." The controversy arose from comments made on the X (formerly Twitter) page of Radio 103FM. Magal clarified that he intended to exclude the families of hostages from his remarks, stating, "I excluded the hostage families. I don't think one should speak like that about hostage families." He admitted that he should have made this distinction clearer from the outset and acknowledged it as a mistake. "I had no intention of hurting the families," Magal added.
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