Reservist Walks Off Set After Terror Supporter Joins Panel
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Reserve Major Yigal Brand left a Channel 13 studio after MK Yousef Jabareen joined the panel, calling him a "terror supporter." Brand had served over 600 days in reserve duty and was wounded in the war. The anchor and other panelists reportedly reacted dismissively to Brand's decision.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Reserve Major Yigal Brand quit a TV panel due to MK Yousef Jabareen's presence.
- Brand called MK Jabareen a "terror supporter" and refused to share a studio.
- Brand served over 600 reserve days in Gaza and Lebanon and was wounded.
- The anchor and other panelists reportedly reacted dismissively to Brand's decision.
Reserve Major Yigal Brand, who served over 600 days in reserve duty in Gaza and Lebanon and was wounded during the war, walked off a television studio set when MK Yousef Jabareen was added to the panel. Brand stated he refused to sit in the same studio with someone he called a "terror supporter." The addition of Jabareen to the panel caused controversy, as did the reaction Brand received after announcing his decision. Instead of respecting the stance of a combatant who paid a heavy personal price in the war, the anchor and other panelists made dismissive remarks. The incident occurred on Channel 13.
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