Another week where Walla! Berenger and "Checkers" concentrate on the best recent screw-ups of journalists and media people, who didn't exactly stick to the facts.
Bureau of Accuracy
Sixth studio presenter on Channel 12 News, Danny Kushmero, said of National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir that "instead of establishing a bureau in Sderot he should first take care of his office."
The facts: Minister Ben-Gvir did not establish a bureau in Sderot. It was a member of his party, MK Almog Cohen.
Failed launch
Kan 11 presenter Ayala Hasson claimed on Twitter that "about half of the launches into Israel fell in the Gaza Strip."
The facts: According to the IDF Spokesperson, it is 25-30%. An assessment heard from the IDF both at the time of Hasson's tweet and earlier.
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The ultra-Orthodox newspaper Yated Ne'eman reported that there were no casualties among those celebrating in Hilola following the shooting in Djerba.
The facts: Unfortunately, there were two murdered, cousins Aviel and Ben Haddad.
Whose pike?
Within minutes, opposite reports about the same thing: Channel 12 correspondent Keren Marciano reported that Prime Minister Netanyahu did not speak with representatives of the P&S credit rating company, while Channel 14 reporter Sagi Almog Cohen reports that the prime minister spoke with a senior S&P official, Globes also reported on Monday that there was such a conversation, and the day before, Calcalist published in the main headline that Netanyahu had spoken with senior company officials and promised that the regime coup would not be promoted. We'll stay tuned.
Berle Crombie's Pike Show
Right-wing media personality Berle Crombie, who recently became a regular guest at television studios and was a panelist on Channel 13's "The Pipeline" program, was a guest on Channel 12's "Ofira and Berkowitz" program. Crombie provided three pretty crazy fakes, below:
1. Crombie claimed that former Supreme Court Chief Justice Aharon Barak was "the man with whom you negotiate."
The facts: Contrary to what he said, the negotiations are being conducted under the auspices of the president's residence and include representatives of the president of the state, the Likud, Yesh Atid and the state camp.
2. Claimed that the protest leaders were asking the United States to impose sanctions on Israel.
The facts: Of course, this is a baseless conspiracy and there is no record that the protesters approached the United States with such a request. It should be noted that Ofira and the panelists also put Crombie on the spot.
3. He said there was no violence among reform supporters.
The facts: There were quite a few cases of violence among reform supporters, including people who identified themselves as such.
Reality is ripe, Channel 14 is ripe
In a special studio on Channel 14 that dealt with the right-wing demonstration in favor of the regime coup, it was claimed that the demonstrations of opponents of the coup in recent times were attended by mercenaries (i.e., paid demonstrators).
THE FACTS: This is a baseless false conspiracy, one of many against the anti-coup protesters.
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