Funded by the Public: Kan 11 Presents Muslims as Israel's Saviors

A report on Channel 14 criticizes a skit on 'Zehu Ze!' on Kan 11, in which Israelis sink into a swamp and refuse help from a Muslim Arab. The report claims the skit conveys a political message against opponents of cooperation with Arabs, while ignoring the political and security reasons for such opposition.

A report on Channel 14 criticizes a skit aired on the satire program 'Zehu Ze!' on Kan 11, which is funded by public money. In the skit, a group of Israelis sinks into a swamp, and a character named 'Indiana Jones' offers to rescue them. The group refuses help after discovering that the rescuer is a Muslim Arab, and in the end, they sink into the mud and disappear. The report claims that the political message of the skit is that those who oppose cooperation with Arabs lead the country to ruin, and that the skit ignores the possibility that opposition to partnership with Arab parties stems from their political and security positions, not from their origin or religion.