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Radio Host Yinon Magal Apologizes for Remarks About Hostage Families

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Radio host Yinon Magal apologized for calling signatories of the book 'Mr. Abandonment' abhorrent people, clarifying he meant to exclude hostage families. He admitted on Radio 103FM's X account that his failure to specify this earlier was a mistake. Magal stated he had no intention to hurt the families and fully accepted responsibility for the miscommunication.

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  • Radio host Yinon Magal apologized for calling signatories of 'Mr. Abandonment' abhorrent people.
  • Magal clarified he intended to exclude hostage families from his criticism.
  • He admitted on Radio 103FM's X account that his lack of clarity was a mistake.
  • Magal stated he had no intention to hurt the families.
  • He accepted responsibility for the miscommunication.
Radio Host Yinon Magal Apologizes for Remarks About Hostage Families
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