From "Eretz Nehederet" to the Democrats campaign: Amir Shperling arrives at "Meeting of Extremes"

Amir Shperling, a former writer for "Eretz Nehederet," left the show about a year ago and moved to work on the campaign of the Democrats party, and has since become a prominent and provocative voice online. He arrives at "Meeting of Extremes" for a conversation about the sharp style he has adopted, his red lines, and statements he might have phrased differently.

Amir Shperling, a former writer for "Eretz Nehederet," has become a prominent figure on social media in recent years. About a year ago, he left his job on the show and moved to work on the campaign of the Democrats party, and since then he has often found himself at the center of political storms. Among other things, Shperling drew criticism for remarks against Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana, after protests against him also mentioned his children, as well as for using harsh accusations of betrayal against political rivals. Another storm erupted after he attacked Tzvi Mor, the father of hostage Eitan Mor, in a post claiming he did not care about his kidnapped son. Now Shperling arrives at "Meeting of Extremes" for a conversation about the sharp style he has adopted in the political arena, the boundaries he sets for himself, and whether, in hindsight, there are statements he would have phrased differently.