Yoav Kisch lost his celebrity status against Gidon Oko: "Needs a lesson in education" | Listen

Education Minister Yoav Kisch became entangled in a heated confrontation with host Gidon Oko on 103FM, following the revelation that Jonathan Urich consulted with artificial intelligence regarding a campaign for Qatar. Kisch accused Oko of "fakes" and an inability to listen, while Oko sought a moral condemnation from the minister. The confrontation included mutual accusations of evasion and lack of education.

Education Minister Yoav Kisch found himself in a stormy confrontation with host Gidon Oko on his 103FM program, against the backdrop of the revelation that Jonathan Urich, former chief of staff to the Prime Minister, consulted with artificial intelligence (ChatGPT) regarding a public relations campaign for Qatar. The confrontation began when Oko demanded that Kisch address the publication, and Kisch accused Oko of "fakes" and an inability to listen to a different position. Kisch claimed that a failed prime minister who says "betrayal" on air is a "disgrace and shame," and emphasized that he is dealing with caring for bereaved families and psychological support in schools. Oko, for his part, tried to obtain a moral and ethical condemnation from the minister, but failed. Kisch refused to condemn the act, claiming that according to a preliminary analysis, the trip was regulated and under supervision. The confrontation reflects the political tension surrounding the Urich-Qatar affair, and the polarization between the media and the government.