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Netanyahu attacks journalist re James Packer story

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Published: 19 November 2016

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Israeli journalist Raviv Drucker may sue Netanyahu – Nati Tucker – Haaretz 16.11.16
Channel 10 reporter says prime minister distorted facts in his responses to accusations regarding connections with Australian billionaire James Packer.

And see:

Netanyahu’s son behind mosque-silencing bill – The Times of Israel 17.11.16
In latest volley of ongoing media feud, Channel 10 refuses to air prime minister’s response, claims it doesn’t address issue.

Netanyahu seeks to control all media November 8, 2016
After Ilana Dayan, one of the most respected journalists in Israel, airs investigative report on PM’s inner circle and his wife’s influence therein, PM lashes out at ‘vile lies’ designed to ‘bring down’ his government; Barak: He’s lost it.

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