Even Channel 14 host thought Bardugo crossed the line live

A roundup post of five tweets from Twitter, showcasing embarrassing or controversial moments on Channel 14 broadcasts: Yaakov Bardugo attacks Gadi Eisenkot live, Shimon Riklin reveals sensitive information, a subtitle error regarding Tehila Palik, a host's ignorance about records, and Garry Kasparov's reaction to the New York Times headline on the Berlin ramming.

A cultural roundup post by Walla! presents five selected tweets from the past week, all focusing on mishaps and controversies surrounding Channel 14. The first tweet documents Yaakov Bardugo calling Gadi Eisenkot "that stuttering man who knows nothing" live on air, and even the channel's host Tal Meir thought he crossed a line. The second tweet shows Shimon Riklin revealing information he is not allowed to disclose on air. The third tweet deals with a subtitle error regarding Tehila Palik's role. The fourth tweet mocks a host who does not know how records work. The fifth tweet presents Garry Kasparov's reaction to the New York Times headline on the Berlin ramming, which called the vehicle a "car" instead of a "terrorist."

Even Channel 14 host thought Bardugo crossed the line live