If they had covered this disdain with all the seriousness, maybe the politicians would have been ashamed

The politicians are the ones who have crossed the line and are responsible for the big joke, but even a lot of commentators on the various channels could have expected a little less black humor and a little more serious considering the amount of waste, disrespect for civilians and general cynicism

If they had covered this disdain with all the seriousness, maybe the politicians would have been ashamed

Anyone who watched the various broadcasts throughout the day even before the releases could have thought that this was at most a normal day, with perhaps half an interesting occurrence in the Knesset. Guy Pines, as usual, broadcast his entertainment news, in the corporation Geula Stone and Yaron London were involved in Festigel and Baron Matalon, and the network was interested in the 80th celebrations for Yedioth Ahronoth. The prime time, too, does not follow its idiotic course. Switzerland of the Middle East almost. Supposedly a normal state.

But nothing was normal in this situation: Israeli democracy once again went to the cliff and jumped it open with its eyes open, inserting itself into another chaotic round that would eliminate any possibility of truly burning issues. A dramatic change seems out of sight and history seems to be repeating itself as a tragedy, as farce, and then as a parody, and perhaps another incarnation. If you use the words of Yonit Levy, who knows when this event will end.

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End of course. Ionic and Kushmaru, Channel 12 (screenshot)

Channel 12 Kushmaru Yonit Levi Amit Staff broadcasts Knesset Dispatch (Photo: Screenshot)

While the Knesset's automatic dissipation at midnight, the studios were slightly agitated (and they also cut home relatively early, without surviving until the final vote), but the broadcast day can be summed up as a show of equality in relation to the disgraceful decision. Rainbow 12's political commentator, Amit Segal, used the phrase "this is a true alarm" when he warned studios to rotate a third election for weeks. However, at the moment of the test - judging by current broadcasters - no one ran to the protected space and no one was frightened at all. The transmitters performed lightly, in an almost amused, almost indifferent atmosphere, across all major channels: spins were shrugged, interviewees and interviewers exchanged bites, and in a strange resonance box, the Knesset's camera lens improvised those of rival channels, as if to illustrate how much each The event is small and ridiculous. Knesset at the end of a course.

The silliest thing was the discrepancy between the politicized statements made by politicians (at least two of whom said they felt ashamed of the profession today. Walla) and the boisterous atmosphere of the studios, in the well-known saying: happy in the studio and sad at home. The politicians are the ones who have crossed the line and are responsible for the big joke, but even a lot of commentators could expect a little less black humor and a little more serious considering the amount of wastage, disrespect for civilians and general cynicism. If the channels had covered this event with all the seriousness it deserved, one might have believed that even politicians would really feel a bit of shame, at least a little bit of how embarrassed we were to our elected officials.

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True alarm. Liel, Staff and Yonit Levy (screenshot)

Channel 12 Kushmaru Yonit Levi Amit Staff broadcasts Knesset Dispatch (Photo: Screenshot)

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While on June 12 they announced a series of articles summarizing "Netanyahu's Days" to be broadcast next week, on June 13, too, a series of their own articles dealing with the prime minister, by reporter Eric Weiss. You can understand: When the elections are a referendum on Netanyahu, and for the first time in years, the possibility of his approach is nearing, it is clear that the media will choose to state this (as we did here in Walla! But the first article that came up in News 13 was, to say the least, inadequate. She may stand by herself as a magazine reporter, but the truth is that beyond a few new photos and a few spicy gossip, she revealed very little about Netanyahu to those who had already watched, for example, the "King Bibi" movie released just a year ago. The media is analyzing Netanyahu so much. If there's nothing new to say about it - don't have to.