Rina Masliha (Rainbow screenshot 12)
Rina Maslih’s appearance as a guest judge on ‘Singer in a Mask’ managed to surprise many, but also criticized the decision of the production of Keshet 12’s leading program to team the veteran journalist to a panel that included Tzadi Tzarfati, Shahar Hasson, Ofira Asaig and Static and Ben El Tavori.
In Walla! Brenze claimed: “Successful she is not a celeb. She is a senior journalist. What does she and her reputation have to look for within this dumb and dumb celebration? The answer lies in another sentence thrown there in the air. Someone told her she came to the” Circus in the News “program. “The appearance of a successful journalistic character on a show like” The Singer in the Mask “blurs the boundaries and proves that these are basically two arenas of the same nihilistic television circus: all one enterprise producing mostly meaningless noise around the clock.”
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It was further alleged: “How sad to see a senior journalist say” Spaghetti you are huge, I’m sick of you “, or toying with the thought that the man behind the Schnauzer costume is a colleague of the news company, veteran journalist Moshe Nussbaum. The whole thing. ”
And not just her of course. If someone who once ran for the Knesset as chairman of the Green Movement turns out to be a participant in a program whose whole essence is a noise hazard, everything may be lost. Everything”.
Network 13 was also criticized: “Meanwhile, on the other side of prime time, the television acted against itself. Host Guy Zoarz pretended to be a contestant in” The X Factor “to promote the auditions for the next season of” Survival “. He sang (not bad)” Turns Around “By Aviv Geffen and Matti Caspi, and received applause for the courage and sincerity from the judging panel just to make it all a joke – the judges, who eat their heads for truth and persuasion too audition and proved with their own hands how much it is worth; the viewers, who received countless trailers for this moment just for more “A promo on television that is already enslaved to the promotion of prime time; and also himself – a talented person whose talents are wasted in favor of this nonsense.”
In conclusion, Nadav Menuhin claimed: “And so everything mixes for him: promo content, circus news, and commercial television that lost its self-esteem in the race after the ratings and eats up the little credit it still had, closes another unnecessary evening in front of viewers who have less and less reasons to watch.”
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