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Protest Leader's Partner Threatens Lawsuit Against Channel 14 Host

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Protest Leader's Partner Threatens Lawsuit Against Channel 14 Host

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Hebrew · Sole source

The partner of protest leader Shikma Bressler has sent a legal warning to Channel 14 host Shimon Riklin, demanding NIS 50,000 and an apology for remarks made on air. Riklin had questioned the involvement of Bressler's partner, a senior Shin Bet official, in sensitive meetings. The article also notes that Gideon Sa'ar has apologized for a past mistake.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Shikma Bressler's partner sent a legal warning to Channel 14 host Shimon Riklin.
  • The partner is demanding NIS 50,000 and an apology for Riklin's statements.
  • Riklin questioned the involvement of Bressler's partner, a senior Shin Bet official, in a meeting with Egyptian intelligence.
  • Riklin linked Bressler's partner to someone who predicted the army would cease to function in September.
  • Gideon Sa'ar has apologized for a mistake he made.

The partner of protest leader Shikma Bressler has sent a warning letter to Channel 14 host Shimon Riklin and the network, demanding NIS 50,000 and an apology for statements made on Riklin's program. The letter was sent Thursday by attorney Idan Segev, according to a report by Aviad Glickman.

During his program on Wednesday, Riklin questioned whether Bressler's partner, described as a senior official in the Shin Bet, might have been present at a meeting with Egyptian intelligence chief and Ronen Bar. Riklin alluded to Bressler's partner's alleged closeness to a woman who had stated, "You will not have an army in September," and questioned his potential involvement in this "fateful, important meeting."

Separately, Gideon Sa'ar admitted to a mistake and apologized for it, though the article does not specify the nature of the error or to whom he apologized.

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