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Politics19:31 · Aug 2

Yotam Zamri Blasts Israeli Media as 'Criminal' Over Hamas Deal Coverage

By דסק C14
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

During a broadcast on Channel 14's program The Patriots, commentator Yotam Zamri launched a sharp attack against the Israeli media, particularly criticizing Kan 11 for opposing the current agreement with Hamas. Zamri accused the media of hypocrisy, recalling how they previously pushed for a deal "at any cost" with Hamas, which he described as "100 times worse" than the current one. He argued that the earlier proposed deal would have forced Israel to withdraw completely, surrendering leverage and becoming subservient to Hamas.

Zamri praised the Israeli government for standing firm on security principles and securing a deal that benefits Israel's safety. He warned that without this firm stance, Israel would be in a dire situation similar to what former Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot had advocated, which Zamri deemed "terrible." His remarks came in response to a Kan 11 report featuring residents expressing fears about troop withdrawals and abandonment under the new agreement.

Zamri's comments reflect ongoing tensions between Israeli media outlets and government policy on negotiations with Hamas, highlighting the polarized public discourse surrounding security and peace efforts.

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