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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Netanyahu Loses Patience With Interviewer's Frequent "Yeses"

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SrugimPolitics

Netanyahu Snaps at Anchor During Interview: "Why Do You Keep Saying Yes?"

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu became angry during an I24 News interview with anchor Michal Ravinovitch, questioning why she repeatedly said "yes" while he was speaking. The incident occurred as Netanyahu was discussing his political campaign and claims about the left. Ravinovitch expressed shock at his outburst. Former journalist Haim Levinson suggested Netanyahu is unaccustomed to such interactive interview responses.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu became angry during an I24 News interview.
  • Netanyahu questioned anchor Michal Ravinovitch about her repeated "yes" responses.
  • The Prime Minister was discussing his political campaign and claims about the left.
  • Ravinovitch expressed shock at Netanyahu's outburst.
  • Former journalist Haim Levinson commented on the unusual nature of the exchange.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu became visibly angered during a recent interview with I24 News anchor Michal Ravinovitch. Netanyahu, who has been conducting numerous interviews to promote the Likud party's political campaign, was discussing his claim that the left is trying to politically eliminate him. As Ravinovitch nodded and repeatedly said "yes" during his explanation, Netanyahu abruptly stopped and demanded to know why she kept agreeing with him when he was explaining something important. Ravinovitch, appearing shocked, responded by asking him to please explain further. Former journalist Haim Levinson commented on the incident, suggesting Netanyahu's reaction stemmed from being accustomed to interviews where participants remain silent, contrasting it with Ravinovitch's affirmative responses. Levinson described the interview as "stormy" for the Prime Minister.

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