Comedian Tomer Sharon Compares Yinon Magal to Dudu Topaz

Actor and comedian Tomer Sharon, known as "Tomash," has sharply criticized Channel 14 presenter Yinon Magal, particularly following Magal's remarks about General Gadi Eisenkot. In an interview on the "Shidur Hozer" podcast, Sharon drew a parallel between Magal and the late entertainer Dudu Topaz, who died by suicide in prison after being convicted of planning violent attacks. Sharon stated he wished a similar fate for Magal, though he acknowledged it would be "too much."

Sharon described Magal as "the most detestable man in the country," asserting that Magal's sole objective is to provoke. He elaborated on the comparison to Topaz, suggesting that success with certain audiences can lead to a lack of restraint. "He reminds me a bit of Dudu Topaz. That is, a person who is so megalomaniacal from his success with certain audiences, that he is already so reckless that he can really do such a thing," Sharon said.

During the interview, Sharon also addressed the controversial "mafia monkey" comment directed at Eisenkot, criticizing right-wing media figures who discussed it. He suggested the phrase implied that Ashkenazi individuals make decisions for Eisenkot due to his Moroccan heritage. Sharon also attacked Channel 14, stating that for him, "14 is only Shalom Tavor," referencing the former Hapoel Tel Aviv player.

Furthermore, Sharon referred to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a "fugitive criminal" and harshly criticized ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich. Despite his strong political statements, Sharon continues his theater career at the Habima Theatre, participating in productions like "Simple Actions" and "Mosquito in the Head," as well as his one-man show, "Gadya."