Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation Denies Forcing Broadcaster's Response
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
The Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation (Kan) denied claims that it dictated broadcaster Ayla Hasson's response to her. Kan stated that written drafts were exchanged before Hasson withdrew from a broadcast. The corporation issued an ultimatum demanding Hasson apologize for remarks about Bedouin women or face being barred from air.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Israeli broadcaster Kan denied dictating Ayla Hasson's response to her.
- Kan stated written drafts were exchanged before Hasson withdrew from a broadcast.
- The corporation demanded Hasson apologize for remarks about Bedouin women.
- Hasson faced being barred from broadcasting if she did not apologize.
The Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation (Kan) has issued a condemnation of statements made by broadcaster Ayla Hasson against the corporation and its management. Kan stated that contrary to Hasson's claims, no one dictated the wording of her response. The corporation clarified that drafts were exchanged in writing between the parties until Hasson unilaterally announced she would not appear for broadcast. Kan emphasized its commitment to providing a platform for diverse opinions across the political spectrum, upholding press freedom, and fully supporting its employees and management. However, the corporation will not tolerate sweeping and offensive remarks.
Kan had previously issued an ultimatum to Hasson, demanding a public apology in a form acceptable to them following her remarks about Bedouin women, or she would be barred from broadcasting, as reported by Ynet.
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