Noam Party Leader Avi Maoz Demands Investigation of Channel 12 Commentator
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Noam party chairman Avi Maoz is demanding an immediate investigation into Channel 12 commentator Mohammed Mjadale over videos allegedly encouraging Arab citizens to vote. Maoz claims Mjadale's remarks link government changes to better conditions for prisoners and suspects potential political propaganda and national security threats. He has formally requested the Second Authority for Television and Radio to examine the evidence and outline subsequent actions.
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- MK Avi Maoz demands immediate probe of Channel 12 commentator Mohammed Mjadale.
- Maoz cites videos where Mjadale allegedly encourages Arab citizens to vote.
- The commentator's remarks are accused of linking government change to prisoner welfare.
- Maoz suspects political propaganda and a threat to national security.
- The Second Authority for Television and Radio is asked to investigate.
Avi Maoz, chairman of the Noam party and a Member of Knesset, has called for an immediate investigation into Channel 12 commentator Mohammed Mjadale. Maoz's demand stems from circulating videos in which Mjadale appears to be encouraging Arab citizens to vote in elections. Maoz alleges that Mjadale's remarks link the change in government to improved conditions for imprisoned terrorists and security prisoners. In a letter to Mordechai Mordechai, chairman of the Second Authority for Television and Radio Council, Maoz requested an examination of whether the documented statements constitute improper political propaganda. He also asked for an assessment of whether the messages raise concerns about harming national security.
Maoz urged the Second Authority to address the substance of the allegations, provide its findings, and detail any actions to be taken. He emphasized that given the seriousness of the matter, a general response or a delay in the inquiry would be insufficient.
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