"The apology is not accepted": Feiglin presents a clear demand to Channel 12

Zehut chairman Moshe Feiglin was interviewed this morning on Channel 14 and rejected Channel 12's apology for omitting his name from the list of bereaved Knesset members, demanding that the item be rebroadcast with an on-air apology.

Zehut chairman Moshe Feiglin was interviewed this morning on the program "Israel This Morning" on Channel 14 and addressed the uproar caused by Channel 12 after it omitted his name from the list of former Knesset members who lost loved ones in the Swords of Iron war, including his grandson, Staff Sergeant Yair Levin, may his memory be blessed. Feiglin clarified that he does not believe it was a good-faith mistake, rejected the digital apology published by journalist Hadi Zarifi on her Twitter account, and demanded that the channel rebroadcast the item in full, listing the names of all the fallen and issuing a public on-air apology. According to him, "the apology is not accepted in essence" as long as it is not corrected on the same platform. Feiglin added that he personally does not need legitimacy from Channel 12 and was not personally offended, but the channel's professional and moral duty is to rectify the wrong.