Redman confirms: I promoted content against the government in the days after the massacre

Moshe Redman confirmed that he acted to promote critical content against the government through network pages in the days following the October 7 massacre. In response to an investigation by Yishai Friedman, Redman wrote that he is proud of his activities, which aimed to bring about the replacement of the government in snap elections. He attacked the government and Channel 14, which he called a 'propaganda channel'.

Moshe Redman confirmed this evening (Wednesday) that he acted to promote critical content against the government through anonymous network pages in the days following the October 7, 2023 massacre. His response came following an investigation by Channel 14 reporter Yishai Friedman, which revealed a connection between the pages and MR D. Labs, a company owned by Redman. According to the investigation, the pages published thousands of pieces of content against the government, the settler public in Judea and Samaria, rabbis in the Religious Zionism movement, and journalists, as well as promoted campaigns against companies that advertised on Channel 14. Redman called the publication an 'investigation' in quotation marks and Channel 14 a 'propaganda channel', but confirmed the activity itself. He claimed he was among the first to understand that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would use the massacre to entrench himself in power, and accused the government of willingness to abandon soldiers, hostages, and Israel's security. Redman presented his activity as a struggle against the government and what he called the 'poison machine', and wrote that he wanted to bring about the replacement of the government in snap elections just days after control of the Gaza envelope was achieved. To critics who accused him of sowing division, he replied: 'You can go jump', and added: 'I am proud that I fought for this country against a despicable government'.