Channel 14 Election Poll Not Error, But Part of a Plan
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
Channel 14's election poll results, showing the Likud with 30 mandates and "Yashar" with 19, were presented as a deliberate strategy rather than an error. This contrasted sharply with the projections from other major news channels. The article implies a calculated intent behind the poll's unusual figures.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Channel 14's election poll showing 30 mandates for Likud was a deliberate plan, not an error.
- The poll also projected 19 mandates for Gadi Eisenkot's "Yashar" party.
- Channel 14's results differed significantly from other news channels' projections.
- The article suggests the poll's figures were intentionally presented.
Channel 14's election poll results, which showed the Likud party receiving 30 mandates and "Yashar" led by Gadi Eisenkot receiving 19, were not a mistake but rather part of a deliberate strategy. The discrepancy between Channel 14's projections and those of other news channels, which showed negligible differences, was significant. The article suggests that the term "hallucination" used to describe the poll was inaccurate, implying a more calculated intent behind the numbers.
