Bentzi Robin, knitted news11.10.22 19:43 16:00 in Tishrei Tishpag
Matan Kahana (Photo: Yonatan Zindel, Flash 90)
MK Matan Kahana apologized this evening (Tuesday) for publishing the name of the fighter who was killed in the shooting attack in Shomron before it was allowed to be published by the IDF.
“Because of my mistake, the message with the details of Sergeant Ido Baruch the 14th was published before the report was approved,” Kahana said. “I have learned my lessons and I apologize from the bottom of my heart if I hurt anyone.”
As mentioned, earlier this evening Kahana tweeted that he “participates in the heavy mourning of the family of the Givat patrol soldier, Sgt. Ido Baruch, who fell today while on duty near Shevi Samaria. The State of Israel will deal with the terrorists wherever they are. May his memory be blessed “. The tweet was published before the IDF allowed the publication of the name of the soldier killed in the attack, and as a result the IDF spokesperson harshly criticized Baruch’s early publication.
“The IDF spokesman clarifies that the name and picture of the soldier killed in Samaria are still not allowed to be published,” they said. “Spreading his name, details, unit and picture is an irresponsible, disrespectful act and against the law.” Kahana’s tweet was deleted after a few minutes, and about half an hour later The IDF spokesman then allowed the publication of Ido Baruch’s name.
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