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Netanyahu May Appear on Unexpected Channels Before Election, Aide Suggests

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MaarivPolitics

Netanyahu's Campaign May Include Surprise TV Appearance, Ex-Aide Suggests

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Hebrew · Sole source

Former Netanyahu spokesperson Aviv Bushinsky predicts the Prime Minister may give a pre-election interview on Channel 12, possibly on a less formal program like "Masterchef." Bushinsky warns that easier interviews can lead to communication mistakes. The strategy suggests an unconventional campaign approach.

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  • Former Netanyahu aide Aviv Bushinsky predicts a surprise Channel 12 interview before elections.
  • Bushinsky suggests interviews on less formal programs like "Masterchef" are possible.
  • He warns that "comfortable" interviews can expose Netanyahu to communication errors.
  • The strategy indicates an unconventional approach to the election campaign.

Former spokesperson for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Aviv Bushinsky, believes the Prime Minister might still give an interview on Channel 12 before the upcoming elections. Bushinsky, however, does not expect this interview to be on the main news broadcasts. He suggested that "comfortable" interviews, likely referring to less challenging formats, actually expose Netanyahu to potential communication errors. The "Masterchef" program is also mentioned as a possibility in the context of Netanyahu's campaign strategy, indicating a potentially unconventional approach to pre-election media engagement.

MaarivCentre · Jerusalem

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