Moshe Radman came out against Channel 12 and clarified with whom he wants to form a government

Moshe Radman, a candidate for the Democrats, attacked Channel 12 over an election game that he says constitutes psychological manipulation against Ra'am, and clarified that he supports a partnership with the Arab party in the next government. Radman accused the leaders of the Change Bloc of avoiding presenting a clear position to the public.

Moshe Radman, number 9 on Yair Golan's Democrats list, attacked Channel 12 today over an interactive coalition-building game published on the N12 app. According to him, the game displays a special notice when the user chooses to include Ra'am in the coalition, while adding other parties, including those he calls 'terror supporters' and 'anti-Zionist', does not prompt a similar note. Radman called this 'psychological manipulation' and 'a lie'. He expressed explicit support for a partnership with Ra'am in the next government, claiming that among Change Bloc voters there is an overwhelming majority for a government with Ra'am. Radman accused the bloc's leaders of avoiding presenting a clear position to the public and chasing imaginary mandates. His remarks join previous statements by Yair Golan, who expressed support for a Jewish-Arab partnership. The article also includes background on a C14 check finding no memorial statements for the October 7 victims in the Arab parties' accounts, and on MK Yasser Hujirat from Ra'am calling Hamas a 'charity organization'.