Aviad Glickman dodged an answer – Moriah Asraf lost her patience

A heated confrontation erupted on Channel 13 News between anchor Moriah Asraf and journalist Aviad Glickman over the possibility of forming a government relying on Arab parties. Asraf expressed strong opposition, saying, "The hatred in the nation drives people crazy, preferring someone who says 'the war of annihilation in Gaza' – while our fighters are still struggling to live in the Gaza envelope." Glickman argued that Ra'am is not a terrorist-supporting party and that the Arab sector does not receive budgets. Asraf retorted, "Come on, stutter clearly," and asked whether it would not be better to form a Zionist government without the Haredim and without the Arab parties. Glickman replied that he wishes the change bloc did not have to use the votes of the Joint List members.

A stormy confrontation developed on Channel 13 News between news anchor Moriah Asraf and journalist Aviad Glickman, regarding the possibility of forming a government that relies on the Arab parties. Asraf expressed firm opposition and said: "The hatred in the nation drives people crazy, preferring someone who says 'the war of annihilation in Gaza' – while our fighters are still struggling to live in the Gaza envelope." Glickman, for his part, argued that Ra'am is not a terrorist-supporting party and that the Arab sector does not receive budgets. Asraf retorted: "Come on, stutter clearly," and asked whether it would not be better to form a Zionist government without the Haredim and without the Arab parties. Glickman replied that he wishes the change bloc did not have to use the votes of the Joint List members.