Title: Knesset Member Tali Gottlieb Launches Twitter Attack on Channel 14
Subtitle: Gottlieb criticizes guest’s views on legal reform during a tumultuous day
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In a day filled with controversies and clashes, Knesset member Tali Gottlieb has unleashed a scathing attack on Channel 14, surprising many of her followers on Twitter. Gottlieb, known for her outspoken nature, expressed shocked disappointment after spotting a guest who appeared to oppose her views on legal reform during a live broadcast.
“Watching channel 14 and who am I seeing?” tweeted Gottlieb. “Yehuda Shafer is a fan of the prosecutor’s office,” she wrote, clearly astonished by his presence on the show. “And on a day like this. Why??” she questioned.
It is worth noting that Yehuda Shafer, a lawyer, has previously held prominent positions such as Deputy State Attorney and Chairman of the Authority for the Prohibition of Money Laundering. Shafer is known for opposing legal reform and has signed opinions against the superseding clause legislation and the expansion of the immunity loophole.
Gottlieb, a member of the Likud party, had already attracted attention earlier in the day with her strong remarks against reform protesters. She took to Twitter to criticize their opposition to the elimination of probable cause, calling them “mind-engineered and brainwashed.”
In response to accusations that the Supreme Court’s ability to intervene in government decisions would be compromised by the removal of probable cause, Gottlieb stated that the court possessed the authority to intervene based on justice, proportionality, and protection of human rights. She condemned the protesters for allegedly ignoring these facts and declared it a “total shame.”
Gottlieb’s latest attack on Channel 14 raises questions about the media’s role in the ongoing debates surrounding legal reforms. As tensions continue to mount and differing opinions clash, it remains to be seen how this latest spat will impact the broader discourse on this contentious issue.
The story is developing, and we will keep our readers updated as more details emerge.
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