"He was inside the cuckoo's nest - part was published by me": Former Netanyahu bureau chief stirs uproar

Ben Caspit and Yinon Magal clashed on Radio 103FM over cooperation with Mansour Abbas, support for Netanyahu, and the implications of October 7. Magal warned of a "Trojan horse" and claimed Abbas enables illegal construction for Bedouins, while Caspit mocked him and reminded that Magal previously supported Abbas joining Netanyahu's government. Caspit defended Yoav Horowitz, whom he described as "inside the cuckoo's nest," and claimed Qatar wants Eisenkot. Magal attacked Caspit for his attitude toward Netanyahu, calling him "hollow" and a "slave of hatred."

Ben Caspit and Yinon Magal clashed on Radio 103FM over the possibility of cooperation with Mansour Abbas, support for Netanyahu, and the implications of October 7. Magal warned of a "Trojan horse" and claimed that Abbas enables illegal construction for Bedouins, calling the population "undermining the state." Caspit mocked him and reminded that Magal previously supported Abbas joining Netanyahu's government, arguing that "October 7 did not break out because of Mansour Abbas." Caspit defended Yoav Horowitz, whom he described as "inside the cuckoo's nest," and said that part of the publications were published by him. He also claimed that Qatar wants Eisenkot. Magal attacked Caspit for his attitude toward Netanyahu, calling him "hollow" and a "slave of hatred," and explained his support for Netanyahu from a Jewish worldview. Caspit concluded sharply: "During the watch of this man, 1,200 Jews were slaughtered in one day."