Ayelet Hasson Departs Public Broadcasting Corporation Amidst Censorship Claims
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
Broadcaster Ayelet Hasson announced her departure from the Public Broadcasting Corporation, Kan 11, on Tuesday evening. She cited a refusal to be part of a system that silences voices to appease a specific political camp. Hasson, who previously hosted "Evening Seven" after moving from Channel 13, stated she has received new offers and will continue her on-screen career soon.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Broadcaster Ayelet Hasson is leaving the Public Broadcasting Corporation, Kan 11.
- Hasson cited a refusal to be part of a system that silences voices.
- She previously hosted the "Evening Seven" segment on the channel.
- Hasson stated she has received new offers and will continue her career on screen.
Ayelet Hasson announced Tuesday evening her decision to leave the Public Broadcasting Corporation, Kan 11. Hasson stated her departure stems from a refusal to be part of a system that "seeks to silence entire, large voices in the nation of Israel to appease a certain camp." Hasson previously hosted the "Evening Seven" segment on the channel, having moved from Channel 13.
Regarding her future professional endeavors, Hasson indicated she will continue to appear on screen soon, having already received multiple offers. "Over the years and also now, I have received many offers. I have not yet decided where my next professional home will be, but one thing I know for sure: my path continues and I am sure we will meet again on screen soon," she stated.
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