Radio Host Sues Likud Over Unauthorized Use of Voice in Campaign Ad
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
Radio announcer the radio announcer and narrator is suing the Likud party and media advisor Jonathan Urikh for NIS 150,000. The radio announcer and narrator claims his voice was used without permission in a June campaign video against Gadi Eisenkot. He states the unauthorized use harms his professional reputation and contradicts his values. The lawsuit was filed at the Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Radio announcer the radio announcer and narrator is suing Likud and Jonathan Urikh for NIS 150,000.
- The radio announcer and narrator alleges his voice was used without consent in a June campaign video.
- The video targeted Gadi Eisenkot and featured the radio announcer and narrator's voice at least four times.
- The radio announcer and narrator claims the use violates his values and damages his professional reputation.
- The lawsuit was filed at the Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court.
Radio announcer and narrator the radio announcer and narrator is suing the Likud party and its media advisor, Jonathan Urikh, for NIS 150,000. The radio announcer and narrator alleges that his voice was used without his consent in a Likud campaign video released in June that targeted Gadi Eisenkot.
According to the radio announcer and narrator's claim, his voice appears at least four times in the video. He asserts that this unauthorized use forced a political affiliation upon him that contradicts his values and severely damages his professional, state-oriented, and objective reputation. The lawsuit was filed at the Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court.
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