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Political talk: Netanyahu goes down - Lapid goes up
Walla!'S Political Speech Index for November!
Brenze and Yifat Media Studies: Former Prime Minister Netanyahu drops to third place for the first time due to an increase in the number of foreign minister Lapid's appearances. The second place from the opposition benches is occupied by a surprising MK
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David Wertheim
Monday, 06 December 2021, 09:02
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Starring.
MK Amsalem (Photo: Flash 90, Yonatan Zindel)
The most prominent silencers this month were Minister of Intelligence Elazar Stern, who did not appear even once after the shredder event, and Minister of the Interior Ayelet Shaked, who cut her number of appearances in half.
Opposition leader and former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu drops from second to third place for the first time due to an increase in Foreign Minister Yair Lapid's appearances and a decrease in his media presence - according to the Walla! Brenze and Yifat Media Research Index for November. The media presence of politicians, according to appearances in news items.
The first place, as in the previous month, is taken by Prime Minister Naftali Bennett.
More on the list: The number of his appearances. Amsalem comes in second place after Netanyahu among members of the opposition. Edith Silman also rose sharply after the attack - which may have taken place in the media only.
The most prominent silencers this month were the Minister of Intelligence, Elazar Stern, who did not appear even once after the shredding event, and the Minister of the Interior, Ayelet Shaked, who cut her number of appearances in half.
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The 20 most prominent MKs (Photo: Courtesy of Yifat)
In the party sector, the Likud continues to lead, but at the same time the coalition is widening the gap in relation to the opposition and currently the ratio is 63% -37% in favor of the coalition.
In addition, the trend continues, which includes the silence of senior Likud members.
The candidates to succeed Netanyahu - including Nir Barkat, Israel Katz and Yuli Edelstein - hardly express themselves.
Distribution by party (Photo: Courtesy of Yifat)
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