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MaarivPolitics

Ofri Bibas Slams Yinon Magal Over 'Deceitful' Meeting

Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba

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Ofri Bibas is furious with "The Patriots" host Yinon Magal for meeting with her relatives without her knowledge. Magal had previously insulted Bibas family members, including the deceased Shiri Bibas. Ofri Bibas stated that Magal's apology was not genuine and would not be accepted by her or her brother Yarden. The meeting involved relatives of Shiri Bibas, and Ofri Bibas felt it was deceitful.

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  • Ofri Bibas is furious with Yinon Magal for meeting her relatives without her knowledge.
  • Magal previously called families of hostages and victims "corrupt" and "despicable."
  • Ofri Bibas stated Magal's apology was not genuine and would not be accepted.
  • The meeting involved relatives of the deceased Shiri Bibas.
  • Ofri Bibas believes Magal's actions were deceitful.

Ofri Bibas, sister of Yarden Bibas, expressed outrage after "The Patriots" host Yinon Magal met with two of her maternal relatives without her knowledge. Magal had previously referred to families of hostages and murder victims, including the Bibas family, as "corrupt" and "the most despicable people in the country." Ofri Bibas stated she was "boiling" over the meeting, emphasizing that it occurred without her consent and that Magal knew she and her brother Yarden would not accept his apology. She asserted that the apology was not theirs to accept, implying it was not offered in good faith. The meeting took place with relatives of Shiri Bibas, who is deceased.

MaarivCentre · Jerusalem

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