Channel 12 Learns from Netanyahu on Election Rigging Claims
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
Channel 12's Yoav Limor questioned MK Vladimir Beliak about election rigging claims, noting the case has become a minor event. Beliak called it an influence operation by Benjamin Netanyahu, preventing a unity government. Limor suggested the Shin Bet and police were used as tools, and questioned Channel 12's own role.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Yoav Limor questioned MK Vladimir Beliak about the "election rigging" claims on Channel 12.
- Beliak called the incident an influence operation by Benjamin Netanyahu.
- The "election theft" lie was intended to prevent a change of government.
- Limor noted the Shin Bet and police were used as tools in the affair.
- Limor questioned Channel 12's role as a "useful idiot" in the coverage.
Channel 12's Yoav Limor questioned MK Vladimir Beliak about the "election rigging" claims, expressing surprise at how a case initially presented as a national theft has seemingly become a minor event. Limor referred to the "election theft" lie as a tactic intended to prevent a change of government. Beliak described the incident as an influence operation by Benjamin Netanyahu, arguing it proves that forming a unity government with him is impossible. Limor noted that the Shin Bet and police were used as tools in this affair, while also questioning the role of Channel 12 itself, whose logo was visible on screen, as a "useful idiot."
