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Ex-Anchor Rina Matzliach Predicts Netanyahu Will Lose Election

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Journalist Rina Matzliach believes Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will lose the upcoming Israeli elections. She shared this optimistic, yet fearful, prediction during an interview with Ron Yaron, editor of "Ulpan Shishi" on Channel 12. Matzliach, a veteran reporter known for her critical views of the government, has since retired from journalism and pursued acting and crafting.

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  • Rina Matzliach predicts Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will lose the upcoming Israeli elections.
  • Matzliach expressed optimism about the election outcome but also fear during an interview.
  • The interview took place shortly before Israel's 26th Knesset elections.
  • Matzliach is a former senior political correspondent and news anchor who retired in 2022.
  • She has since pursued acting and crafting after a long journalism career.

Rina Matzliach, a former journalist and anchor, expressed her belief that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is likely to lose the upcoming Knesset elections. Speaking in an interview with Ron Yaron, editor of the TV program "Ulpan Shishi" on Channel 12, Matzliach shared her optimistic outlook, stating, "I estimate he (Netanyahu) is going. On one hand, I am very optimistic, and on the other hand, I am afraid." The interview took place as Israel approaches the 26th Knesset elections, with citizens preparing to cast their votes. Matzliach, known for her critical stance towards the current government, was asked by Yaron about her predictions following the election results. Yaron had inquired about her presence, implying it was linked to anticipated poll outcomes, but stated he had not yet received the survey results himself. Matzliach began her journalism career in 1983 at "Kol Yisrael," working as an editor, reporter, and news anchor. She joined Channel 2 News in 1993, becoming a senior political correspondent covering the Knesset, government, and elections. Her extensive reporting included significant diplomatic events like the Oslo Accords and the Israel-Jordan peace treaty. After nearly four decades in journalism, Matzliach announced her retirement from Channel 12 in 2022. Post-retirement, she has explored acting, appearing in Avi Nesher's film "The Monkey House" and television programs, and has also engaged in creating and designing handmade crocheted bags.

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