Ofer Knispel, former "Back of the Nation" screenwriter, came out against the presenter in articles and social networks • Following a court ruling, he was forced to retract his remarks

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Lior Schlein's program is not currently televised, but that does not stop it from making headlines. Today (Monday), screenwriter Ofer Knispel posted an apology on his Facebook account, regarding things he said about Schlein, who previously worked on the "Back of the Nation" program.

"I'm talking about Lior Schlein, on Facebook and elsewhere, because he throws chairs at employees and runs an abusive work environment, said to be due to my feelings of anger and insult, related to my job termination, are not true," Knispel wrote in an apology, accusing Schlein of creating a work environment Not sure and noted various instances of shouting and verbal violence he remembers from the time he worked on his program.

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Knispel was fired at the time from the show crew, sued for production and both sides eventually reached a compromise agreement. In this context, Knispel goes on to refer to what he has written in the past about the incident: "Even the things I published, as if I had been compensated for Schlein's actions in a legal proceeding are not true. In all my years with Lior Schlein he treated me fairly and considerately, and so at the end of my work. About things and I get back from them. "

The apology comes following a court ruling, which was given after two years ago Schlein decided to sue Knispel for what he said. Schlein himself published the part in question within the given judgment.

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