The anonymous incitement pages against the right – and the connection to Moshe Radman | Investigation
An investigation reveals a network of anonymous social media pages established the day after October 7, 2023, which ran a campaign against the right, the government, rabbis, and journalists. The pages are linked to MR D. Labs, a company owned by Moshe Radman, a candidate for the Knesset from the Democrats party. The registered operator is Lilach Beit On, a senior figure in Brothers in Arms. The campaign included thousands of posts, calls for elections, and boycotts of advertisers on Channel 14.
An investigation by Channel 14 reveals a network of anonymous social media pages established on October 8, 2023, the day after the October 7 massacre, which ran a prolonged campaign against the Israeli right. The pages attacked the government, the settlement enterprise in Judea and Samaria, religious Zionist rabbis, and right-wing journalists, alongside calls for early elections and boycotts of companies that advertised on Channel 14. According to the investigation, the trail of the pages leads to Moshe Radman, a senior figure in the Kaplan protest movement who is currently running for the Knesset from the Democrats party. The registered operator is Lilach Beit On, a senior figure in the Brothers in Arms organization, but the email address in the page details points to MR D. Labs, a company owned by Radman. The campaign included thousands of videos, tweets, and posters, and promoted, among other things, the claim that Nasrallah, Sinwar, and Khamenei want Netanyahu to remain in power. The activity ceased in 2025 after the campaign to advance elections did not bear fruit.