Knesset Member Explodes at Interviewer, Accuses Him of Incitement
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Freshman Knesset Member Yaakov Bardugo engaged in a fierce argument with Channel 13 legal correspondent Aviad Glickman, accusing him of lying about the Netanyahu trial and inciting the public. Bardugo claimed media coverage, particularly concerning the Haredi community, has been dishonest and harmful for years. The exchange occurred during a live interview on Channel 13.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Knesset Member Yaakov Bardugo fiercely criticized Channel 13's Aviad Glickman during a live interview.
- Bardugo accused Glickman of lying about the Netanyahu trial and the former Attorney General Mandelblit.
- The MK alleged that media figures are responsible for public unrest and incitement.
- Bardugo cited alleged discrimination against the Haredi public as an example of media bias.
- The confrontation occurred during a broadcast on Channel 13.
A heated confrontation erupted in the Channel 13 studio when freshman Knesset Member Yaakov Bardugo harshly criticized the channel's legal correspondent, Aviad Glickman, during an interview. The clash began after Glickman posed a question to Bardugo, who responded by launching a sharp critique of media coverage concerning the justice system and the Haredi public over the years, rather than answering directly.
Bardugo accused Glickman of lying about the Netanyahu trial and failing to report on its collapse and the downfall of the former Attorney General Mandelblit. He further alleged that media figures like Glickman were responsible for public unrest and incitement, citing the treatment of the Haredi public, which he claimed was subjected to discrimination, with people being called criminals and blamed for soldiers' deaths.
"You are the one who actually caused the unrest, the incitement, and the deceit over all these past years in that trial," Bardugo stated loudly. "You come and talk about incitement? What are you talking about? For five years they drank their blood, they didn't let Haredim enter elevators in Tel Aviv, they called them criminals and said soldiers were dying because of them."
