After scandalous remarks: investigation launched against Inon Magal

The Second Authority for Television and Radio has initiated a disciplinary investigation against radio station 103FM over comments made by host Inon Magal. The remarks targeted families of the fallen and relatives of hostages, and included a call to vote for Likud, which violates election law.

The Second Authority for Television and Radio in Israel has announced the initiation of a disciplinary investigation against radio station 103FM. The trigger was comments made on air by host Inon Magal. Magal addressed several individuals, including public figures, artists, and members of families of the fallen and families of hostages, whom he claimed were involved in writing the book "Mr. Negligence." In the Authority's letter to the station's management, it was noted that Magal's call to vote for the Likud party violates election law, the Second Authority law, and guidelines issued to radio and television stations. The investigation was opened on suspicion of violating broadcasting regulations.