"Tag me as a babysitter";
Why does News 13 ignore Ayala Hasson
In a conversation with Erel Segal and David Wertheim on Radio 103, Hasson referred to the media's sweeping disregard for her recent investigations and her labeling as a "babysitter";
"There is something very racist, ugly and disgusting in this expression."
But the story is also absent from the broadcasts of the channel in which she works
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24/04/2022
Sunday, 24 April 2022, 12:28 Updated: 13:19
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"Tag me as a babysitter? There's something very racist, ugly and disgusting about this phrase, like they can not be educated, quality and valued people. Who tags them? What a yard dwarf?"
Journalist Ayala Hasson reported last night (Saturday) in News 13 that the expenses of Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's family on monthly food orders amount to 11 and a half thousand shekels on average.
This, along with NIS 15,000 used for shopping at writers's and deli's.
The total expenses amount to about NIS 50,000 a month on average, plus security expenses and household management.
According to the publication, the restaurants from which the family often orders are from the restaurants Jafnica, Wok Wok, Cafe Brenner, Salta, Pastria, Yemen, Glidela, Bino Burger and Gourmet Delicacies.
This, at a cost of hundreds of shekels a day.
Hasson added that the Bennett family pays with their private credit card - and the bills are submitted to the Prime Minister's Office without supervision under the auspices of the determination that this is an official residence.
In this morning's talk on Radio 103 with Erel Segal and David Wertheim (listen to the full talk below), Hasson referred to the fact that the story was not addressed by any media outlet, except for Sharon Gal's program and Channel 14, and accused colleagues of a government political etrog.
She said, "Tag me as a babysitter? There's something very racist, ugly and disgusting about this phrase, like they can not be educated, quality and valued people. Who tags them? What a yard dwarf."
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However, although on the face of it this is significant publicity, the story did not win a polo up (sequel) in the main edition of the channel in which it itself broadcasts, and was also absent this morning from the channel's broadcasts and news flashes.
It is not clear whether this is a systemic decision or a strange coincidence, but it creates the impression that News 13 does not really back up Hasson and its publications, or at least does not appreciate their journalistic quality.
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The major media ignored the publicity, which could have embarrassed the government.
Even in these two cases, News 13 covered the stories in a minor way
This is not the first time that the media has ignored Hasson's big stories, under what she calls "political motives."
Thus, a few months ago, Justice Minister Gideon Saar published an investigation according to which Saar purchased special toilets about a decade ago at the expense of the public for "thousands of shekels."
Following the investigation, which was dubbed the "Toilet Investigation", journalist Ben Caspit published the original invoices he claimed at the invitation of the Ministry of Justice and contradicted Hasson on which he claimed: "That Pulitzer's investigation of Channel 13 on the" special "toilets !!"
In addition, about six months ago, Hasson criticized her colleagues in Gali Tzahal and the Broadcasting Corporation for ignoring the investigation she published, according to which Razi Issa, number 15 in the RAAM party, a resident of Kafr Qassem, chairman of the Islamic Movement and a member of the Shura Council and CEO 48 received compliments from Razi Hamed, a senior Hamas official, for the organization's activities.
Issa also arrived in Gaza in 2019 and was also present at a meeting at which the agreement was signed between RAAM and Yair Lapid and Naftali Bennett.
The major media outlets ignored the publication, which could have embarrassed the government. On the alleged funds for Hamas, as well as Aryeh Golan from Network B.
Even in these two cases, News 13 covered the stories in a minor way.
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