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Full coverage· Politics· Updated

Veteran Journalist Says Netanyahu Still Traumatized by 1999 Debate

Veteran journalist Nissim Mishal suggested Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is hesitant to participate in televised debates due to a negative experience in 1999. Mishal, who hosted the debate between Netanyahu and the rival that year, said Netanyahu remains "traumatized" by the event.

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  1. 01Veteran journalist Nissim Mishal believes Prime Minister Netanyahu is still traumatized by a 1999 debate.
  2. 02Mishal hosted the 1999 debate between Netanyahu and the rival.
  3. 03Netanyahu reportedly expected a quick win but was surprised by the rival's attack.
  4. 04Following the 1999 debate, Netanyahu vowed "This will not happen to me again."
  5. 05Gadi Eisenkot invited Netanyahu to a televised debate, which is unlikely to occur.

This comes after Gadi Eisenkot invited Netanyahu to a debate, an offer widely expected to be declined.

Translated and summarized by baba from Cursorinfo, the latest report. Read Cursorinfo’s original

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