Channel 12 Management Silent on Amit Segal's Leaked Correspondence
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
Channel 12's management and journalists are silent following the leak of correspondences showing commentator Amit Segal helped draft messages for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's advisor. Segal had previously criticized "blatant propaganda" for one side as shameful for the news company. The leaks suggest Segal assisted in shaping communications for Netanyahu.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Channel 12 management is silent on leaked messages of commentator Amit Segal assisting PM Netanyahu's advisor.
- Journalists at Channel 12 are also refraining from commenting on the leaked correspondence.
- The leaks suggest Segal helped draft messages and speeches for Netanyahu's advisor.
- Segal previously criticized "blatant propaganda" for one side as shameful for Channel 12.
Channel 12's management is maintaining silence regarding leaked correspondences that suggest senior political commentator Amit Segal assisted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's advisor, Yoni Urbach, in drafting messages and speeches. Journalists at Channel 12 are also refraining from commenting on the matter.
This silence follows the leak of exchanges indicating Segal's involvement in shaping communications for Netanyahu. The report highlights a lack of response from Channel 12's leadership to inquiries about the content of these communications.
Channel 12 journalist Yossi Mizrahi shared a post by Segal that criticized what he termed "blatant propaganda for one side," stating it was shameful for the news company, according to his non-binding opinion.
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