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Haaretz EnglishPolitics

Channel 14 Host Calls Rival Gadi Eisenkot 'Monkey' Controlled by Elites

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Television host Yinon Magal, on the pro-Netanyahu Channel 14, called rival politician Gadi Eisenkot a "monkey" controlled by "Ashkenazi elites." Magal has previously made controversial statements, including about October 7th hostage families. The comments were made on the show 'The Patriots'.

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  • Yinon Magal called Gadi Eisenkot a "monkey" controlled by "Ashkenazi elites" on Channel 14.
  • Gadi Eisenkot is the leader of the Yashar party and a rival to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
  • Yinon Magal has a history of making controversial comments.
  • The remarks were made on the panel show 'The Patriots'.
Channel 14 Host Calls Rival Gadi Eisenkot 'Monkey' Controlled by Elites
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