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[00:00:21] acting in the service of the law, or perhaps in the service of Netanyahu? Immediately, one of the commentators
[00:00:24] who actually praised him talks about the disappointment. Who will play Netanyahu
[00:00:27] in the play about his life? We will be the producer of the play. And also the creator of
[00:00:31] "My Weddings" is back and bigger. Tonight's news, a short break
[00:00:35] and we'll be back immediately with the full program consecutively.
[00:00:47] One of them simply cocks the weapon and opens fire in our
[00:00:50] direction.
[00:00:54] They are the head, they are the guilty. There are many culprits on October 7th, I don't
[00:00:58] think the High Court of Justice is one of them.
[00:01:02] I haven't seen such a thing, I haven't heard such stories,
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[00:01:16] In retrospect, we grew up in a completely
[00:01:19] crazy situation, there isn't a day that you're not shot at, everyone from the age of
[00:01:23] 16 received a weapon, beatings,
[00:01:25] casualties.
[00:01:28] What are you willing to do?
[00:01:31] I'm even willing to die.
[00:01:34] That's how I lived, that only if there's a war, there's
[00:01:37] meaning.
[00:01:39] I lost my childhood at this
[00:01:41] age.
[00:01:44] Our children grow up on a national mission. The greatest mission of
[00:01:47] a person in this world is that his children will be happy. Would
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[00:04:55] Good evening to you all. Welcome to a new night of tonight's news.
[00:04:59] From the side of those recommending to the president in full swing, the results are already quite
[00:05:02] known in advance, but what is happening behind the scenes? Yaara
[00:05:06] Shapira will be with us from there on that. The concerns that arose with
[00:05:10] Zini's appointment as head of the Shin Bet are becoming a reality.
[00:05:13] Political commentator Akiva Novick will be with us on this and on the concerns
[00:05:17] arising from the tumultuous period we've been through, and whether it's possible
[00:05:20] that the solution to the political quagmire is actually a play, perhaps even
[00:05:24] a musical. Producer Assi Satav will be with us and will tell us about
[00:05:27] the planned play about the life of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and whether
[00:05:31] it's already known who will play Sara? Are there
[00:05:34] characters you would like to play that you haven't yet? Of course, I have
[00:05:37] a dream. What's the dream? Sara
[00:06:35] President's Residence has begun. Who will be the first
[00:06:39] Good evening, Sharon. Well, everyone was in the mood for 'recommend'.
[00:06:42] They came and recommended. What did they recommend? What are they recommending? Yaara, first of all, what
[00:06:46] is being recommended? First, wait, the exciting recommenders
[00:06:50] tomorrow, today there were recommenders who won't push you off
[00:06:53] your chair. Are you surprised that Shas recommended
[00:06:57] Netanyahu or Religious Zionism recommended Netanyahu? Yisrael Beiteinu
[00:07:00] recommended Eisenkot and Feiglin is the only one
[00:07:03] I would say has a wink to the other side.
[00:07:06] He recommended Netanyahu, but his party's CEO says,
[00:07:09] "We don't rule out anyone.
[00:07:13] We don't rule out the other side either, provided they meet
[00:07:16] our principles." Interesting, it's something to think about.
[00:07:20] Tomorrow, United Torah Judaism, which has already recommended,
[00:07:23] which has already said it won't recommend anyone, Ra'am, which has already said
[00:07:26] it will recommend Gadi Eisenkot, and the Joint List, which has not yet said, is expected
[00:07:30] to also recommend Gadi Eisenkot, but so far has not
[00:07:34] officially announced that it will do so. This is what
[00:07:36] awaits us tomorrow. Uh, although in mathematics, if we
[00:07:40] do the calculation now, Eisenkot already has enough
[00:07:44] recommenders even without the Joint List to be the first to receive the mandate. So the
[00:07:48] big question is whether it's worth being the first to receive the mandate, given how
[00:07:51] things are developing right now. And I really
[00:07:55] want to tell you that there was such a consultation in Netanyahu's circles
[00:07:59] and with Netanyahu. One of his closest associates said
[00:08:02] to him, "I think it's better to be second, after Eisenkot fails
[00:08:06] to form a government. If there's a chance for a unity government, then we'll
[00:08:10] come, we'll try
[00:08:13] to do what we can do." And besides that, he told him, "If we go
[00:08:17] to elections, it will be when the organizing committee is in our hands,
[00:08:20] in the Likud's hands. The organizing committee is the one that sets the agenda
[00:08:23] in the Knesset, which will make it difficult
[00:08:27] even if the Speaker of the Knesset is from the change bloc to manage
[00:08:30] the discussions." Yes, good. Yaara, I recommend you anyway, and I recommend
[00:08:34] you to end a long day at the President's Residence and go to sleep. That's my
[00:08:38] recommendation.
[00:08:41] בסוף.
[00:09:12] Akiva Novick, hello, good evening.
[00:09:16] Good friend Sharon, good evening. First of all, good to see you outside of the famous
[00:09:20] Kubanovic studios.
[00:09:23] Akiva, in September 2025
[00:09:26] you tweeted a very optimistic tweet, as
[00:09:29] we like to hear from you, that based on past experience,
[00:09:33] you estimate that within six months of Zini's appointment as head of the Shin Bet,
[00:09:36] his opponents will be surprised to find that they exaggerated and that he is state-minded and pragmatic.
[00:09:40] Today you, as they say,
[00:09:42] commented on this tweet earlier and said that you say maybe it hasn't aged well.
[00:09:46] Now, first of all, hats off for your journalistic integrity, but
[00:09:50] apart from that, I ask, where does your concern
[00:09:52] come from?
[00:09:54] Look, we're in an unpleasant situation as journalists, because
[00:09:58] we don't know enough about this affair. We don't know if it's tens
[00:10:01] of millions, or only in quotation marks hundreds of thousands. We don't
[00:10:05] know the depth of the forgery in the Arab society. What do we know
[00:10:08] in this clash between the head of the Shin Bet and the Attorney General
[00:10:11] and generally? Everyone against everyone. David Zini as the head
[00:10:15] of the Shin Bet should be extremely worried about his
[00:10:18] role and public trust in his role, because if he says, "They falsified
[00:10:22] the elections," that's not dramatic. The word "dramatic" is too small for it. If he
[00:10:25] says, "We suspect that an enemy state and a flow
[00:10:29] of unthinkable sums to influence the elections," you
[00:10:33] know, that's simply the destruction of everything here. But he doesn't say
[00:10:36] that. And he and Solberg, the head of the
[00:10:39] election committee, stand on the morning of election day and say, "The elections are on track,
[00:10:43] the elections are fine." Now, even at this moment, Solberg
[00:10:46] says, "The elections were not falsified, the elections were not stolen." We are in a crazy situation
[00:10:50] where the Prime Minister shares on his official pages calls to disqualify
[00:10:54] the elections. This is truly anarchy. Listen, we're not old
[00:10:58] enough, but there's no such thing, there has been no such thing, and in this matter,
[00:11:02] at this time, we look at a person like the head of the Shin Bet, who, you
[00:11:05] know, this is perhaps the most difficult job in the country, certainly the most
[00:11:09] complex, but it's a job that people still rely on,
[00:11:12] and in my opinion, I must say he doesn't do enough
[00:11:16] to, to dispel the fears, to solve
[00:11:19] this. I tweeted when David Zini entered
[00:11:22] office, I didn't just tweet, you know, I was
[00:11:25] almost almost praising him. I went to Olan
[00:11:28] and said, "This is why I became a journalist, this is why I came to media, when there's a herd
[00:11:32] trampling a person without enough evidence, I'm
[00:11:36] with him." And you know, it's not a skullcap affair because both of us wear skullcaps. Even
[00:11:39] when Israel Katz fired German Gitleman from "Brothers
[00:11:42] in Arms" who flirted with refusal, I was also with German Gitleman because
[00:11:46] I said, "A person who served in the army for 33 years, you give people a chance first." And it could be that here's
[00:11:50] a short clip from before, assuming he's
[00:11:53] in favor of A. Yes, something like that. So I said,
[00:11:57] his detractors profiled him. After all, now we're profiling
[00:12:00] everyone, we're certainly profiling Arabs, religious people,
[00:12:04] Haredim, Russian speakers, everyone. We're profiling, but I don't think
[00:12:08] it was like that for Zini, except that, over
[00:12:11] time, after six months, a year,
[00:12:15] I look and I say, "Okay, there was a bit of profiling on my part too."
[00:12:18] Meaning, was I blind to what everyone
[00:12:21] who warned said? Let's just say to all
[00:12:24] those who were "less Zini," "He doesn't understand his role." And I want
[00:12:28] to ask you, but Akiva, another question, another question, Akiva, maybe
[00:12:32] you can really summarize for us, maybe today we are in a situation where
[00:12:35] every institution in the country, it started with the media, and moved to the court,
[00:12:39] and the Attorney General, every institution is tainted
[00:12:42] with delegitimization.
[00:12:45] Absolutely. And we as journalists, in a certain
[00:12:48] sense, are also involved in this, and we need to examine ourselves a thousand times, are we
[00:12:52] fair enough, are we balanced enough, are...
[00:12:55] We are worthy of trust when Zini entered office
[00:12:58] and almost immediately fought the proud tea in the Shin Bet and then
[00:13:01] cancelled a memorial day for Shin Bet fighters. This is
[00:13:05] simply dealing with nonsense here. When he sees some crazy campaign taking place
[00:13:08] about the elections from the Likud, mainly Otzma Yehudit, they say, "They stole
[00:13:12] the elections from us." There is really a crazy campaign right now in the State
[00:13:16] of Israel. There are perhaps two people who can
[00:13:19] stop it. Who knows if they didn't come to power for such a time? That's Solberg and
[00:13:23] Zini. Unfortunately, both of them are subjected to, you know, pressure,
[00:13:27] manipulations, attempts to manipulate them. Solberg keeps saying,
[00:13:30] "Guys, there's no influence on the elections," and this is the most important thing being said right now in the State
[00:13:34] of Israel. From Zini, unfortunately, his performance is not
[00:13:37] satisfactory enough. Yes, Akiva Novick, thank you very much for
[00:13:41] these learned words. And we will continue to be honest,
[00:13:44] we will continue to be honest like you, and also admit, if we are right
[00:13:48] and if we are wrong. Have a good
[00:13:49] night.
[00:13:52] Good night, kisses. For over 30
[00:13:55] years we have received everything from Benjamin Netanyahu. There are those who think that perhaps
[00:13:58] we received too much. Ambassador to the UN, Minister of Finance, Prime
[00:14:01] Minister, author, even books, documentary films,
[00:14:05] but now also a play, or so it seems. A new play
[00:14:09] dealing with the life story of Prime Minister Netanyahu and his relationship
[00:14:13] with Mrs. Netanyahu, is currently in the initial stages of development and casting. Who
[00:14:16] will step into the Prime Minister's shoes? With us is the play's creator, theater
[00:14:20] producer Assi Satav. Hello, good evening,
[00:14:22] Assi! Good evening, brother.
[00:14:26] Uh, quite an idea. How long have you been holding onto this
[00:14:30] idea and how do you think it will be executed?
[00:14:32] ביצוע?
[00:14:35] We have been conducting research and development for
[00:14:39] two years. Uh, we are going step by step because it is not easy
[00:14:43] to decipher the man.
[00:14:45] And Benjamin Netanyahu, one can love him, one can hate him,
[00:14:49] but one certainly cannot ignore the fact that he changed the
[00:14:52] face of the State of Israel in the last three
[00:14:55] decades. We are working on it, you can already
[00:14:58] create a moving play. That's it, a moving
[00:15:02] play, this, this is a musical, this
[00:15:05] is something comedic, this is dramatic. Does it already go through your head what
[00:15:08] it should be?
[00:15:12] Yes, my head is working. It's not, it's not going to be a
[00:15:14] parody, as you imagine,
[00:15:18] in terms of comedy, but it will essentially be a mirror
[00:15:21] to the people of Israel, essentially how we reached such a situation.
[00:15:25] What affects me is that the State of Israel has been
[00:15:28] divided for three decades
[00:15:32] into two camps.
[00:15:35] Uh, so that's it, it's also on the stage. It will be a very
[00:15:38] sensitive act, almost with tweezers, that analyzes,
[00:15:41] because if you present one thing to them, they'll say you're wrong from here,
[00:15:45] and if you present one thing to them, they'll say you're wrong from there. So how can we
[00:15:49] not solve the conundrum in reality, so in the play it will be possible
[00:15:52] to solve?
[00:15:55] You're right, and that's why we simply want to present the
[00:15:59] story as we understand it, so that the audience
[00:16:02] can judge whether they connect or not connect. We just want
[00:16:05] to put it in front of you. And make the audience
[00:16:09] angry, excited, upset,
[00:16:11] happy.
[00:16:13] His entire life or political career or up to a certain
[00:16:17] point, are you already setting a time frame for
[00:16:19] it?
[00:16:22] I try. You asked me how it ended, right?
[00:16:25] How do you, how do you see it? That is, what's the starting
[00:16:28] point? What's the ending
[00:16:30] point?
[00:16:33] I, in principle, want to focus on his
[00:16:36] life as Prime Minister,
[00:16:40] making critical decisions for the State of Israel. How does it
[00:16:43] feel from his side, from his family's
[00:16:46] side? I still don't know how to limit it by time.
[00:16:49] Yes, well, it's not over yet, that's for sure. There could still be
[00:16:53] surprises. We, I know we haven't chosen yet. Maybe the end is still
[00:16:57] ahead of us. I don't know, exactly, who knows what, maybe it's still
[00:16:59] far away. You know that you haven't chosen yet. You're still in the stages
[00:17:03] of development and casting, but let me throw out a few suggestions for the cast.
[00:17:08] Go with it. For example, Sasson Gabay. Sasson Gabay, by the way, said three
[00:17:12] years ago, I think Netanyahu could be a fascinating character. It would be interesting to see
[00:17:15] a work that follows his entire journey. I would gladly
[00:17:19] play the part of his adulthood. I don't think they'll cast me,
[00:17:22] but if it happens, I'll have to take a deep dive into basses. By the way, Sasson Gabay is
[00:17:25] relevant, a great actor. Send me the
[00:17:29] phone number of his agent, I'll talk to him. Maybe Ovad Knoller is also a
[00:17:33] good option.
[00:17:36] Ovad Knoller? Excellent actor. Yes. Yarom Gau.
[00:17:40] Lior Ashkenazi. Now wait, I want to ask you a harder question. Who will play, who
[00:17:43] will play Sara? Here, I'll give you, come listen with us and see.
[00:17:47] Option one first. Are there
[00:17:49] characters you would like to play that you haven't yet? Of course, I have
[00:17:53] a dream. What's the dream? Sara
[00:17:55] Netanyahu. Wow.
[00:17:58] Because no, it's serious. Why? Because
[00:18:01] she, she is a wellspring of, you
[00:18:04] know, for an actor, it's...
[00:18:11] She says she wants.
[00:18:14] Excellent idea, I must say that regarding Sara, I received
[00:18:17] today, after this thing came out, I received a lot
[00:18:21] of inquiries about this, as if Sara is really in demand.
[00:18:24] Surprise me, but, uh, from actresses, yes.
[00:18:28] Hannah Laser is fascinating like that.
[00:18:31] Wow. And Yair too, maybe she'll play Ben
[00:18:35] Zini, for example, I said, or Roy Boy. Roy Bar-Natan, Tom
[00:18:39] Avni, give us one name who approached you, just one,
[00:18:43] just one. No, no, no chance, no chance, you'll ruin my
[00:18:46] message, Matan. No, no, all right. Morstav, thank you very much, good
[00:18:49] luck. And we, when it comes out, will come
[00:18:52] to see. You will come, thank you very much.
[00:18:56] Good night. Well, from our Prime Minister to the President of the United
[00:18:59] States, also ours, Trump, the Republican Party suffered a defeat
[00:19:03] in the elections, in the midterms. Why? Here's what
[00:19:06] Donald Trump said just now.
[00:30:52] in political polls, don't laugh, we waited
[00:30:55] for facts, for the results of truth to analyze
[00:30:58] the failure of the tool involved so much
[00:31:02] in our news lives. So from the other side, about
[00:31:05] polls versus reality in the 2026
[00:31:08] elections.
[00:31:10] We started.
[00:31:23] Without Google, what day of the Jewish
[00:31:26] year does the exit poll
[00:31:30] day of the elections always fall on? In these
[00:31:34] studios there is a huge disconnect from what is happening
[00:31:37] in the public. The people sitting in this studio and other studios also need to
[00:31:40] do some soul-searching. This is the Day of Atonement for pollsters. So Amid Segal says,
[00:31:44] it should be noted that this is a Yom Kippur for most pollsters. It's hard to believe
[00:31:48] that Netanyahu will end this morning with less than 55 mandates,
[00:31:51] and that sort of means that this is a morning where it's Yom Kippur for all
[00:31:55] pollsters. And when they continue to make mistakes
[00:31:58] in the forecast, while eulogizing the polls, it's the Yom Kippur of
[00:32:02] Yom Kippur. For months
[00:32:06] we were addicted to polls, even though we knew, we knew
[00:32:09] we would be disappointed. After all, the gaps between the channels were so
[00:32:12] big, someone had to
[00:32:15] be wrong. Someone, almost everyone missed the mark in one way or
[00:32:18] another. Gadi Eisenkot, the straight party, is the largest
[00:32:22] party, and after them is the Likud with Netanyahu, of course, 20.
[00:32:26] seats, the party of Yoaz Hendel and Zalikha, the
[00:32:29] Filler party and the Economic party, four seats
[00:32:33] pass the electoral threshold, and look at this, Amcha Israel in our
[00:32:36] last poll here, passes the electoral threshold with four
[00:32:40] seats. The coalition 50 seats is weakened by one
[00:32:44] seat. The opposition. Amur strengthens by one seat, receiving
[00:32:47] 56 seats, the Arab parties
[00:32:49] 14 seats. Pay attention, the right-wing
[00:32:52] bloc, five days before the elections with
[00:32:55] 62 seats, the left-wing bloc with 44
[00:32:59] seats.