Netanyahu Interview on Kan 11 Lacked Surprises, Polls Followed
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was interviewed on Kan 11 by Ayla Hasson, in an appearance described as lacking surprises and sticking to his talking points. Following the broadcast, opinion polls were released that were considered the real news. The interview touched on topics including Yonatan Uriach and a "deep state," with Netanyahu expressing his belief in the latter.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared on Ayla Hasson's Kan 11 program.
- The interview with Netanyahu was described as lacking surprising moments.
- Questions about Yonatan Uriach and Qatar did not elicit new responses.
- Netanyahu affirmed his belief in the existence of a "deep state."
- Opinion polls released after the interview were considered the main news development.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared on Ayla Hasson's program on Kan 11, requesting a footstool and participating in an interview that offered no surprising moments. Questions regarding Yonatan Uriach, Qatar, and his trial did not deviate him from his prepared talking points. However, the significant developments occurred immediately after the broadcast with the release of opinion polls.
In recent days, Netanyahu has been engaged in daily rounds that include mall visits, interviews, and video releases. His appearance on Hasson's show was part of this strategy. The article notes that Hasson is perceived by some as biased towards Netanyahu, potentially hindering an objective interview, as they are seen as being on the same side.
During the interview, when asked if he believed in a "deep state," Netanyahu responded affirmatively, "Certainly," and turned the question back to Hasson, who remained silent, implying her agreement. The article suggests that Hasson, like Netanyahu, believes in the existence of a deep state.
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