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Israeli Public Broadcaster Backs News Exec in Dispute With Anchor Ayelet Hasson
The Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation (IPBC) has strongly condemned anchor Ayelet Hasson's recent statements and fully backed Deputy CEO of News Lior Landenberg amid a public dispute.
2 newsrooms · 1 language · sinceWhat happened
- 01The Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation (IPBC) condemned anchor Ayelet Hasson's statements and supported Deputy CEO of News Lior Landenberg.
- 02The IPBC denied Hasson's claim that her response was dictated, stating written drafts were exchanged.
- 03Hasson announced she would not broadcast her program, accusing Landenberg of dictating her words.
- 04The IPBC criticized Hasson's remarks on election irregularities and Bedouin women as irresponsible.
- 05The corporation affirmed its full support for Landenberg and his professional decisions.
The IPBC denied Hasson's claim that her response was dictated, stating that drafts were exchanged before she announced she would not broadcast. The corporation criticized Hasson's remarks about election irregularities and Bedouin women as exceeding journalistic limits and potentially undermining public trust.
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