Hagai Segal Criticizes "Eretz Nehederet" Satire as Selective Humor
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Hagai Segal, father of political commentator Amit Segal, criticized the satirical show "Eretz Nehederet" for a caricature of his son presented as a Netanyahu supporter. Segal accused the show of election propaganda and having a "selective sense of humor" that targets journalists who don't conform. The show's segment aired before Channel 12's election poll broadcast.
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- Hagai Segal criticized "Eretz Nehederet" for a satirical portrayal of his son, Amit Segal.
- The show depicted Amit Segal as a mouthpiece for Prime Minister Netanyahu.
- Hagai Segal accused "Eretz Nehederet" journalists of election propaganda.
- He described the show's humor as selective and targeting non-conformist journalists.
- The segment aired before Channel 12's election poll broadcast.
Hagai Segal, father of political commentator Amit Segal, sharply criticized the satirical show "Eretz Nehederet" (A Wonderful Country) for a segment aired before Channel 12's election poll broadcast. The show featured a caricature of Amit Segal presented in a ridiculous light, portraying him as a mouthpiece for Prime Minister Netanyahu. In a post on the social media platform X, Hagai Segal accused the show's senior journalists of enlisting in the opposition's election propaganda. He further stated that "Eretz Nehederet" works overtime to encourage voters and advise the "change bloc" to align solely with Arab parties. Segal contended that the show's "selective sense of humor" targets journalists whose primary professional offense is deviating from the norm.
