Public Broadcaster Suspends Commentator for Likud Campaign Ad
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation's news division has suspended commentator Marco Moreno from all broadcasts due to his participation in an official Likud party election advertisement. Moreno will be barred from commenting until after the elections, with any future appearances requiring clear designation as a campaign spokesperson. The suspension aims to maintain journalistic ethics and neutrality.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Kan commentator Marco Moreno was suspended for appearing in a Likud election ad.
- Moreno is barred from commenting on Kan until after the elections.
- The suspension aims to uphold journalistic ethics and neutrality.
- Moreno was removed from Saturday's "Shabbat News" broadcast.
- Any future appearances will require clear designation as a campaign spokesperson.
The news division of the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation (Kan) has immediately suspended commentator Marco Moreno from all broadcasts. The decision came after Moreno appeared in an official election advertisement for the Likud party, which was published on social media.
According to the corporation's guidelines, Moreno will not be able to serve as a commentator on Kan broadcasts until after the upcoming elections. However, it was clarified that if he is occasionally included in broadcasts, it will only be based on specific editorial decisions and under a clear, transparent designation as a spokesperson officially participating in the Likud's election campaign.
Following the decision, Moreno was already removed from the "Shabbat News" broadcast on Saturday evening, where he was scheduled to appear. The corporation stated that the move is intended to uphold professional ethics, neutrality, and the necessary separation between journalistic commentary and official political election propaganda.
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