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KipaPolitics

News Editor Stunned by Interview With Ex-PM Aide

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Hebrew · Sole source

An interview with former Prime Minister's Military Secretary Avi Gil has caused a stir, with many calling for an investigation into the Prime Minister. Ron Yaron, editor of "Ulpan Shishi," described the interview as unprecedented, stating Gil "raised the screen" with his remarks on Israel's governance. Yaron suggested the interview could serve as a preliminary draft for future investigative committee findings. The full interview is set to air on "Ulpan Shishi."

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Avi Gil, PM's October 7 Military Secretary, gave a widely discussed interview.
  • The interview prompted calls for a criminal investigation into the Prime Minister.
  • Ron Yaron, "Ulpan Shishi" editor, called the interview's impact "unprecedented."
  • Yaron stated Gil's remarks "raised the screen" regarding Israel's governance.
  • The interview is seen by Yaron as a potential first draft for an investigative committee.

An interview with retired Major General Avi Gil, who served as the Prime Minister's Military Secretary on October 7, has generated significant attention even before its broadcast. Promos for the interview on Channel 12 led many opposing Prime Minister Netanyahu to call for a criminal investigation against the premier. Following the interview's airing, Ron Yaron, editor of the program "Ulpan Shishi" (Friday Studio), expressed his astonishment. "I don't remember anything like this," Yaron wrote on social media, noting the overwhelming focus on Gil. He described how, during the 52-minute interview, Gil "raised the screen" with his commentary on the state of Israel. Yaron suggested the interview represented "the first draft of conclusions for an investigative committee, if one is ever established." He invited viewers to watch the full interview for additional revelations and behind-the-scenes details.

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