Dear Anat Goren, you have gold in your hands, a small program called "My Successful Mistakes" with a really cool concept - can you not let it be missed?
Look, you have to remember that we, the viewers, sit down in front of the TV to hear about the Juice: the failures of the celebrities, the low moments of the politicians, or in other words, to witness a shooting star.
"When Yossi Beilin is wrong, he almost changes the face of history" you opened last night and sent me to put a good popcorn bag in the microwave.
I swear I said to myself: wait, wait, is the chief architect of the Oslo Accords going to talk about his mistakes?
For a small mistake that may have led to almost 2,000 people being murdered?
Is there a chance that the unique format that invites politicians and celebrities to admit career failures, will produce one of these from this fascinating man?
Even before we became a "Bibi, not Bibi" state, there was an influential and ideological leftist mouth, which took the country in its ideological direction - and if Peres and Rabin were the drivers, Beilin was the narrator from Wise.
After you softened him up quite a bit in the "Beilein is not handy and can't put together an iron" corner, and then laughed with him trying to insert Nespresso capsules, I was sure that on the sofa later we would win a title or two.
You can't take away your interviewer skills from your interviewee, but even in Beilin's case you got to make more laughs and fun than leaving with a fascinating document.
You could have challenged him with some difficult question, perhaps with some interjection that would make him move uncomfortably, I'm not talking about mentioning the "victims of peace" who really paid the price of failure.
Even in a truly rare moment, when Beilin told how before the elections he demanded that Peres go over the issue of the permanent settlement and Peres refused in order to "get the mandate from the people first", you missed the million dollar question: "So Peres wanted to deceive and hide the controversial goal from the public?"
Not a very good mistake.
"My Successful Mistakes" with Anat Goren, 10:15 p.m. here 11 Did we make a mistake?
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