Three news networks in the Zionist regime, criticizing Benjamin Netanyahu, announced that instead of broadcasting video messages recorded from his hiding place, they expect him to appear in front of the camera in person and answer the media's questions.
Publish dateSunday 12 April 2026 - 14:31
Story Code : 350780
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Three major Israeli news networks refused to broadcast a pre-recorded speech by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which was scheduled to be broadcast last night.
Media consultant Ronin Tzur responded to this issue by saying: "What is special about this new video that Netanyahu is sending from his hiding place? If he wants to explain or talk about something, he should come and stand in front of the camera and answer the questions directly. But when he realized that he lost, he chose to hide and avoid answering because he does not want to answer."
In his latest recorded video, the Israeli Prime Minister repeated his previous claims that Israel's operations against Iran and its proxies have resulted in "historic achievements" but that the country's campaign against Iran is "not over yet."
Hebrew media outlets, assessing his statements, wrote that Netanyahu's "imaginary" speech was made in the wake of his declining popularity in polls, growing international isolation, and military failure to determine the fate of the war with Iran.
Media consultant Ronin Tzur responded to this issue by saying: "What is special about this new video that Netanyahu is sending from his hiding place? If he wants to explain or talk about something, he should come and stand in front of the camera and answer the questions directly. But when he realized that he lost, he chose to hide and avoid answering because he does not want to answer."
In his latest recorded video, the Israeli Prime Minister repeated his previous claims that Israel's operations against Iran and its proxies have resulted in "historic achievements" but that the country's campaign against Iran is "not over yet."
Hebrew media outlets, assessing his statements, wrote that Netanyahu's "imaginary" speech was made in the wake of his declining popularity in polls, growing international isolation, and military failure to determine the fate of the war with Iran.
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