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Channel 14 Reporter Attacked During Live Broadcast in Haifa

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News 12 Reporter Condemns Attack on Channel 14 Journalist

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News 12 reporter Sharon Knolich condemned the harassment of Channel 14 reporter Gal Tobi, who was accosted during a live broadcast in Haifa. Tobi described the incident as deeply upsetting, stating she was touched and shouted at by a man because she represented Channel 14. Ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Yariv Levin also condemned the attack, calling it a warning sign for the right-wing camp.

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  • News 12 reporter Sharon Knolich condemned the harassment of Channel 14 reporter Gal Tobi.
  • Gal Tobi was accosted during a live broadcast in Haifa's Dania neighborhood.
  • Tobi stated the harassment occurred because she was representing Channel 14.
  • Ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Yariv Levin condemned the attack.
  • Right-wing politicians warned the incident signals potential silencing and censorship.

Sharon Knolich, a reporter for News 12 covering the Haifa and Western Galilee region, has spoken out against the harassment of Gal Tobi, a reporter for Channel 14, who was accosted during a live broadcast in the Dania neighborhood of Haifa. Knolich stated, "Gal is a colleague in the Haifa and North sector. It is always important for her to go out to the field and reach various locations. All in all, Gal went out today to do her job in the neighborhood where she lives."

Tobi described the incident, which occurred on election day, as deeply upsetting. She reported that a man approached her, touched her, and shouted at her while she was broadcasting in a public space in her own neighborhood. Tobi believes the harassment was solely because she was representing Channel 14, noting that "good people" in the vicinity helped and protected her. Despite the experience, she affirmed, "We will get through this and continue to bring you the voices from the field. We will not pay attention to such people."

The incident has drawn condemnation from several right-wing politicians, including Ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Yariv Levin. They characterized the attack as a "blaring warning light for the entire national camp," warning that such actions represent "silencing, censorship of social networks, and continued arrogance from those who see themselves as masters of the land." They vowed not to remain silent or be deterred.

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