PR Executive Rani Rahav Slams Netanyahu Advisor Yonatan Urich as 'Traitor'
Public relations executive Rani Rahav has engaged in a heated public dispute with Yonatan Urich, an advisor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Urich tweeted allegations about a meeting between Netanyahu and Channel 12 executives, claiming they suggested inviting opposition leader Yair Lapid to the government. Rahav vehemently denied Urich's account, calling him a traitor and accusing him of leaking information to Qatar, while defending the Channel 12 executives. This latest exchange follows previous public confrontations between the two men.
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- PR executive Rani Rahav called Prime Minister Netanyahu's advisor Yonatan Urich a "traitor" and "human piece of garbage."
- Urich alleged Channel 12 executives suggested inviting opposition leader Yair Lapid to join Netanyahu's government.
- Rahav defended the Channel 12 executives as "salt of the earth" and "guardians of democracy."
- Rahav accused Urich of leaking information to Qatar and questioned his presence in the Prime Minister's office.
- This dispute follows previous public confrontations between Rahav and Urich, including accusations of Urich being "Qatar's agent."
A public dispute between public relations executive Rani Rahav and Yonatan Urich, a close advisor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has escalated. The conflict centers on a tweet by Urich alleging details of a meeting between Netanyahu and senior Channel 12 executives Avi Weiss and Guy Sodri shortly after the October 7th Hamas attack. Urich claimed that during the meeting, Weiss and Sodri suggested Netanyahu invite opposition leader Yair Lapid to join his government, which he described as a "political turn." Urich stated he slammed the table, declared it was not the time for politics, and that the meeting ended abruptly. He also labeled Channel 12 as a "left-wing channel" and promised further revelations.
Rani Rahav responded fiercely to Urich's tweet, calling him a "human piece of garbage" and a "traitor." Rahav defended Weiss and Sodri as "salt of the earth" and "guardians of democracy," contrasting them with Urich. Rahav also accused Urich of leaking information to Qatar, referencing the "Qatargate" affair, and questioned how he could remain in the Prime Minister's office. Rahav concluded by stating that in any "normal country," Urich would be in "public detention."
This is not the first public clash between Rahav and Urich. Earlier this month, a heated WhatsApp exchange between them was revealed, during which Rahav called Urich "Qatar's agent." Yesterday, following new reports on Channel 12 regarding testimonies in the Qatargate investigation, Rahav again attacked Urich and urged Likud members to replace their party chairman.
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