Erel Segal surprised the military correspondent: "You're essentially telling me 'your voice isn't good'"

In an interview on Radio 103FM, Erel Segal and Or Heller clashed with Ayala Hasson over the Netanyahu trial. Segal claimed the legal process is a "witch hunt" and "stitched up", criticizing the use of psychiatry and trials to eliminate political rivals. Hasson responded about Mandelblit's testimony in court.

In a stormy interview on Radio 103FM, political commentator Erel Segal surprised military correspondent Or Heller when he told him: "You're essentially telling me 'your voice isn't good'." The two spoke with Ayala Hasson about the Netanyahu trial, and tempers flared. Segal sharply attacked the legal process, calling it "a witch hunt meant to remove the prime minister" and "stitched up and rotten". He accused the prosecution of using illegal means, including interrogations without taking a version, use of Pegasus spyware, and illegal recordings. Segal claimed that "the worst thing is the use of psychiatry or a trial to eliminate political rivals". Hasson responded about Mandelblit's testimony in court, noting that he admitted he had not read the 315 clauses. Segal stressed the absurdity of the legal process in Israel, where defense from justice is done at the end of the trial rather than before it, unlike the practice in the US and Germany. The conversation revolved around Case 1000 and Case 4000.

Erel Segal surprised the military correspondent: "You're essentially telling me 'your voice isn't good'"