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Israeli Anchor Ayala Hasson Criticizes Media Response to Netanyahu Bribery Charge Dismissal
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First reported by Now 14 · Jun 29, 2026
What happened
Israeli anchor Ayala Hasson criticized the media for biased coverage following judges' dismissal of bribery charges against Netanyahu in Case 4000, calling for scrutiny of prosecutorial failures and media conduct.
- 01Judges recommended dismissing bribery charge against Netanyahu in Case 4000.
- 02Ayala Hasson condemned media bias and hypocrisy in covering the verdict.
- 03She accused media of ignoring prosecutorial failures and key officials' roles.
- 04Hasson praised Kinneret Berashi's Open Studio for balanced coverage.
- 05She called for investigation into the political and financial fallout from the case.
- 06Hasson criticized media for attacking critics of the anti-Netanyahu narrative.
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Full coverage · 3 outlets
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