Netanyahu asked them to unfollow the Push page – how much did they actually lose?

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on his followers last Friday to unfollow the Push news page on Instagram. Within 48 hours, the page lost about 4,000 followers, from 968,000 to 964,000. The article reviews the page's history, including deals worth millions of shekels and a legal dispute.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on his followers last Friday to unfollow the Push (PUSH) news page on Instagram. Within 48 hours, the page lost about 4,000 followers, from 968,000 to 964,000. The article reviews the page's history: it was founded by Itzik Perzan under the name 'Real-Time Reports', sold in 2021 for 90,000 shekels, and bought back in 2025 in a deal worth about 6 million shekels. Later, new investors entered, and last August Perzan bought back 35% of the shares at a valuation of 10 million shekels. Netanyahu attacked the page in a video, saying: 'This is a page that pretends to be a news page, but actually it gives the propaganda of Eisenkot, of Lieberman, of Bennett, and unfortunately also of our friend Ben Gvir.'

Netanyahu asked them to unfollow the Push page – how much did they actually lose?