Everyone talks about peace, nobody talks about justice. Or the obvious election fraud

The White House wore a holiday and News 13 presented an attractive and professional studio - but once again fell in front of the secret weapon of big competitor Neve Ilan, one named Amit Segal. Also: Aral sergeant in a picky tourney attack.

Everyone talks about peace, nobody talks about justice. Or the obvious election fraud

1. Blessed are you God, we are the King of the world, who lived and existed and arrived at this time, Amen! 72 years after the establishment of the State of Israel, and between seven and ten difficult wars (depending on who is asking), we finally reached the estate and on January 28, 2020, a date that will no doubt go into history, we reached a lasting agreement on a historic peace agreement with the United States of America. The White House wore a holiday. Netanyahu came up with an entourage that would not disgrace "The Rock," Trump decided to use all the makeup left over for Halloween, and something like 94% of Israeli journalists came to take part in the historic moment (his Yeshivot Tal, don't forget to bring vegan chocolates from Duty). The news studios in Israel have enlisted in special broadcasts with cross-border broadcast centers in Washington, Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Ramallah, Gaza and Moscow, along with extensive and smart studio panels.

Then it happened! Israel and the US agree on how to resolve the bloody conflict in the Middle East. No more Moore, No More Bladeshad! There's even a beautiful and realistic map with an underground tunnel - which doesn't look like a psychopath's brain - linking Gaza to the West Bank. Some pickles in the studio, such as Amnon Abramovich, for example, who tried to explain that this was a program that would come out of nothing because, well, the other side of the conflict wasn't even ready to discuss it - but it's a shame to waste this historic evening with unnecessary facts. And Minister Yariv Levin, the right-wing leader of the Likud, if he applauds a plan that foreshadows the establishment of a Palestinian state whose capital is east-fired Sea so I guess that really came round the messiah.

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Secret armor. Staff Fellow and Ehud Yaari (screenshot)

Channel 12 News News Release Amit Segal Ehud Yaari (Photo: Keshet 12, screenshot)

It is nice to see how the word "peace", which has already become an obscene and crude word in Netanyahu's recent years, still excites us. This fantasy of wiping hummus in Ramallah or at the very least not being afraid to get on buses. This dream of telling the kids, "When you grow up, we won't need an army anymore" and really believe in our bullshit. Perhaps this is why the editions yesterday devoted long minutes to a historical analysis of the political blow from the house of two leaders who are in survival mode.

On the one hand, the most controversial president in US history, who is currently facing trial in the Senate for extortion of a foreign state; on the other, the last man elected in the 2015 election, who failed to get a mandate from the public in two election campaigns and dragged the state into government paralysis Severe indictments were filed against the court in Jerusalem yesterday, the two people who decided to redefine the boundaries of our volatile region while unilaterally implementing apartheid policies in Judea and Samaria. The Palestinians of the unilateral annexation, which Netanyahu plans to relocate already Next week, I might have imagined he said it, maybe it was in his head, maybe it was in my head.

In this 11th edition, commentator Moti Gilat decided to blow up the "historic evening" balloon, calling Trump's plan nicknamed "Broadcast Service." Gilat claimed it was not a real peace program but a gift-giving, calling the whole event: "theatrical, clownish, disrespectful." As if to prove he was right, Ergal Segal said he could only say that it was theatrical, clownish, and disrespectful. Segal began firing keywords that seemed to be pulled out of the Likud bots' secret algorithm: "Indictments are tailor-made! "Pollution of inquiry! Filing charges when the Prime Minister is abroad! Shame and disgrace to the prosecution!" To be sure, Shalom takes all of us out of emotion, but cynicism aside - it's exciting to see Sgt. Defending so vigorously on a peace plan that could easily have been drafted by Shimon Peres and Yitzhak Rabin.

What is certain is that Zephzop on the foreign news channels has given a pretty clear picture: no one is taking the "historic evening" seriously except in Israel. Aside from Trump’s home channel, Fox News, U.S. broadcast networks have almost completely ignored the bombastic statements. Others mentioned that the event was going on, pointing out that choosing to pull off negotiations with the Palestinians for 4 years was a trump of Trump's election. No local network, however, broadcast the stunning images of Benny Gantz out for a morning run. These American amateurs.

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2. Whoever celebrated the one-sided annexation program most of all ... Sorry, Donald Trump's peace plan, was a faculty member. And the truth that beyond personal political opinions, he had a legitimate reason to rejoice. While his colleagues Dana Weiss and Barak Ravid were able to get stunning photos of Benny Gantz running in Washington's green lawns - Segal sat in the studio in Neve Ilan and gave a job, as his habit might say. He seems to know the basics of the Trump program before he was drafted, whether for good sources or foresight. He was also the first to reveal that Netanyahu would bring the decision on annexation to the Cabinet table as early as Sunday, and also poured cold water exposure in light of the legal problems that the attorney general could see during. All this with the help of a simple and exhaustive explanation for legal and political laymen.

The importance of a faculty member to the Rainbow 12 edition is critical, mainly because the News 13 studio is far more appealing. Tamar Ish Shalom stands at the center of the frame with special effects, stunning graphics, fascinating infographic, and impressive writings in many places around the globe. Here you will see veteran Tamari Gil in Washington on the left, just yesterday he was at Staples Center and eulogized Kobe Bryant. What dedication to work, no cynicism. Everything seems more glittery in News 13, everything works there properly, and still - they have no faculty member.

On a personal note: Just last week, a faculty member blocked me from his Twitter page, even though I didn't interact with him. Apparently he liked something I wrote less. This is of course his full right. This blockage has caused the dose of the faculty member on my day to go wonders, and instead of being exposed to all his thinking, I only see his (relatively) restrained version of News 12. Like it or not, it's the biggest press star in Israel. On the two big channels broadcast the same images, tried to analyze the same words and gave almost the same interpretations - but only one channel sat, which also celebrated as if it is the modern day version of November 29. If you already have an alternative reality survey, then at least it will pan.

Abroad is not taken seriously. News Release 13 (screenshot)

Channel 13 Edition (Photo: Network 13, Screenshot)

3. Or Heller, the excellent military correspondent and commentator for News 13, replaced Amnon Levy in the "Six" program last night. Heller chose to open the edition with the dramatic words: "Hello you, good evening. No matter who you vote in election number three in March, it's a sad day, it's a historic day," and then went on to report the criminal indictment against Benjamin Ben Benzion Netanyahu. It is unclear why journalists continue to tell the public how they should feel about the news coverage brought to them. Indictment against Prime Minister? Let us decide for ourselves how we feel about each other. sad? Maybe it pleases viewers to know that they live in a country where the rule of law applies to everyone, and the most powerful prime minister ever here will face the tribunal just like any other citizen?

It is ironic to see how within one hour Netanyahu's "sad day" became a "historic day," which Netanyahu likened to the one in which President Truman first recognized the independence of the State of Israel. In the meantime, it is always nice to remember Benjamin Netanyahu's 2008 remarks on Ehud Olmert's investigations: "A prime minister who is down to the neck in investigations, has no public and moral mandate to determine fateful things that he has a real concern for based on his own personal survival, And not in the national interest. The right thing to do is have this government go home. "