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A tale of three ‘anybody but Bibi’ stooges

אוג 3, 2026 ·  Source: JNS 86Objectivity score86/100

A tale of three ‘anybody but Bibi’ stooges

One the issues that puzzles those people abroad who consider Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin “Bibi” Netanyahu a great leader is what appears to be the widespread, deep-seated hatred for him at home. It’s a relevant question, given the fact that he’s the longest-serving premier in the history of the Jewish state—which means that he’s actually popular among voters.TV host Sharon Gal, who presents an eponymous daily show at 7 p.m. on i24News, set out last week to get to the bottom of the conundrum. Or, rather, to illustrate that the loathing stems more from the gut than the head.Over the course of two days, Gal conducted three separate interviews with well-known figures: Eyal Megged (on July 27), Ronen Tzur (also on July 27) and Dan Shilon (on July 28). Ironically, the conduct of each during the Zoom appearances spoke volumes about the nature of “Bibi Derangement Syndrome.”A taste of how…

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Sharon Gal, host of an i24News show, interviewed Eyal Megged, Ronen Tzur, and Dan Shilon to explore the basis of their opposition to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Megged, a writer, accused Netanyahu of having a "dictatorial personality" and wanting to "destroy the country," eventually insulting Gal and i24News. Ronen Tzur, a political consultant, defended equating Netanyahu with Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu, claiming the parallel was only about leaders on trial. Dan Shilon, a television personality, also referred to Netanyahu as "Ceaușescu-yahu" and, when pressed by Gal, stated Netanyahu has "unclean hands" and is corrupt, before calling Gal and his colleagues "a bunch of idiots." The article suggests these interviews illustrate that the strong animosity towards Netanyahu among some Israelis often lacks a coherent, articulated basis.

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