Bardugo responds for the first time: "A sign of disgrace to freedom of expression"

After his dismissal provoked a storm, the presenter first responded: "Freedom of expression is a fundamental right that is an integral part of democracy"

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10/02/2022

Thursday, 10 February 2022, 20:14 Updated: 20:27

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After his removal from "Wilenski and Bardugo" caused a stir, Yaakov Bardugo responded for the first time to the move.

"The decision of Prime Minister Bennett, Foreign Minister Lapid and Defense Minister Ganz to silence my voice at the Gali IDF station on the grounds that there is near certainty to the public peace from broadcasting at the military station is a sign of disgrace to freedom of expression," Bardugo said. That's why Noa is moving! '.

I thank the hundreds of thousands of Israelis who have listened to my words throughout the many years I have broadcast every day.

The importance of freedom of expression in a democratic state in general and in public broadcasting in particular was a candle to my feet, without political, religious distinction, etc.

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Bardugo added that this was a violation of freedom of expression, he said: "Kol Ha'am", a ruling from 1953, the first in which the borders of freedom of expression were examined in Israel, stated that freedom of expression is an integral part of democracy while revoking the closure order for Kol The people'.

In a democratic state - the 'will of the people' - the 'governors' are seen as the heirs and representatives of the people who boycotted, so the media man may at any time transfer their political actions under his tribe, whether to correct these acts and make new arrangements in the country, or to bring about immediate dismissal Of the "governors" or to replace them at the time of the election. "

Prior to Bardugo's announcement, Galat Galit Altstein, acting commander, explained the move: "The code of ethics speaks to the nature of the discourse required in IDF waves. Glatz people - journalists and broadcasters - will refrain from promoting positions by way of quarreling, defamation, contempt, or lack of factual basis - in all broadcasts, including publicist squares. These broadcasting norms are, and only are, appropriate to the public character of IDF waves.

We have a duty to adopt the code of ethics of IDF waves not only in Scripture but also in deeds. "

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