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Left-Leaning Broadcaster's Son Surprises with Strong Support for Netanyahu in 2026 Election

By זיו שזו
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

During a recent episode of his podcast, left-wing Israeli media personality Attila Somfalvi asked his young son, Tal, who he thought would win the upcoming 2026 elections. Tal's immediate and emphatic response was "Bibi! Only Bibi," referring to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. When Somfalvi pressed for an explanation, Tal simply said, "Because there is no one who can really replace him."

The exchange took place spontaneously at the start of the podcast 'Campaignal' after political analyst Nevo Cohen, who co-hosts with Somfalvi and pollster Dudi Hassid, was late. Somfalvi joked that despite their in-depth campaign analyses, it was his eight-year-old son who "stole the show" with his candid political insight.

Somfalvi, known for his left-leaning views, appeared surprised by his son's unwavering support for Netanyahu, highlighting a generational or familial contrast in political opinion. The podcast is designed to provide ongoing coverage and analysis of the 2026 elections in Israel.

This moment underscores the broad and sometimes unexpected nature of political support in Israel ahead of the elections, reflecting how even young voices can capture public attention with their straightforward perspectives.

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