Ishay Fridman
@IshayFridman · Israeli journalists — political, diplomatic, legal
Ishay Fridman is an Israeli journalist for Channel 14.
Another interesting detail regarding the 'Darkenu' association, which transfers funds to journalist Shlomi Eldar. In recent years, the left-wing association has run into very serious financial difficulties. Losses of millions. The change made by the association was to replace its leadership and bring in people from the HaHalutz movement, with Avishai Ben Aharon as CEO. Ben Aharon is also CEO of HaHalutz's associations and a senior figure in the Democrats, a trusted person of Yai Yai Fink and Lazimi. HaHalutz members are active in the Democrats party and hold key positions in the party. In addition, HaHalutz members manage Yai Yai Fink's 'The Israelis' association, which transfers funds back to HaHalutz associations. One of the conditions for replacing the leadership at 'Darkenu' is that members of the HaHalutz movement bring a donation of 200,000 shekels with them. I approached people at the left-wing association 'Darkenu' to understand the source of that donation. They all refuse to say where Ben Aharon and his associates got the money they gave them. HaHalutz is an educational movement that receives state funding for its work in education. Its members are active in the Democrats and manage left-wing associations and political associations such as Fink's 'The Israelis'. They show zero transparency regarding the money they manage and transfer to their associates and for political campaigns or to journalists such as Mr. Shlomi Eldar.
Translated from HebrewIf the Yesha Council were transferring funds to Amit Segal and using him for a funded and organized political campaign against a political figure on the left.. Wow, the screams there would be. The Seventh Eye would be tweeting on loops and every left-wing feed would be in a frenzy, and so on.
Translated from HebrewThe propaganda machine of the Democratic Party. "The Social Bulletin" is an initiative of Democratic activists, and the money comes from the Histadrut. They promote the Darkenu association - an initiative of Democratic activists. And they all promote journalist Shlomi Eldar, who serves as a significant factor in an election campaign by activists of the Democratic Party, without proper disclosure and transparency. And as stated, they finance him.
Translated from HebrewJournalist Shlomi Eldar asks me to do my homework while ignoring the fact that those behind the campaign in which he is participating and taking money are activists of the Democrats party. I fear he did not do his homework before joining the campaign of Yair Golan's friends.
Translated from HebrewThe aforementioned journalist admits that he is part of a political election campaign of an association of the Democrats party, and he doesn’t understand what the problem is.
Translated from HebrewIn short: journalist Shlomi Eldar receives funds from a political organization closely identified and deeply connected with the Democrats party.
Translated from HebrewThe greatest narcissist and fighter in the religious community was effectively ousted by religious representatives within his own party who worked against him. It is evident that this hurts him.
Translated from HebrewOne of the activists in the “Democrats” explains how she is working to recruit young voters. She will invite Yonatan Shalev of Bennett to a conference so that he brings young people with him. Then she will make sure to plant embarrassing questions among the audience. For example, questions about his young age. More about the volunteer patrol of the Democrats party operating on social media. @MaggieTabibi @C14_news
Translated from HebrewIt is still unclear and unknown how much money Ya Ya Fink transferred from Histadrut employees’ funds to the associations headed by his close friends. It is unclear how much money was transferred from the association he founded to other associations headed by his close friends who helped him in the primaries. Questions that Fink must answer when he comes to panels at schools.
Translated from HebrewThe work plan of members of the Democrats party to re-educate Religious Zionism. @MaggieTabibi @C14_news
Translated from HebrewA lot of people in one video about the elections. Roi Kafri directed and produced it. Very nice. Except that this whole thing costs quite a lot of money. So perhaps the nonprofit behind the initiative, whose people come from the "HaHalutz" movement (Pink and Lazimi's friends) and from the Democrats, will tell us who paid for the video and where the money came from? Maybe the transparency professor Tomer Avital knows?
Translated from HebrewDiscussion by members of the Democrats party at Kibbutz Ayelet HaShahar with Nimrod Sheffer - what do we do with voters from Mizrahi backgrounds? One participant explains that these are voters who harm themselves out of revenge against Ashkenazim. Nimrod Sheffer shifts the blame to Netanyahu. From yesterday’s article in the 14 broadcast.
Translated from HebrewWhat does Maj. Gen. (res.) Nimrod Shefer have against teenagers with tzitzit?? @MaggieTabibi @C14_news
Translated from HebrewRom Gur, a Democratic Party activist who headed the “grassroots movement” of the “Returning Wisely” association of Naor Narkis and Omer Nahmani, writes following the incitement against Amir Ohana that all 64 coalition members are “sons of death.” @C14_news @MaggieTabibi
Translated from HebrewDespite the attempts by political activists such as Naor Narkis, Hadas Regolski from the Democrats party, and anti-religious organizations to prevent the establishment of the state Haredi school in Atlit, classes opened this morning at the educational institution as usual. Good luck to the students.
Translated from HebrewSo the ‘בואו’ association is already starting to put out videos. As we reported on Channel 14, it is an association without proper management. Its members are activists in the HaHalutz movement, the Democratic Party, and Ya Ya Fink’s association (who made sure to transfer money to HaHalutz through the Histadrut). They refuse to say where nearly 2 million shekels entered the association from since the day it was founded and who finances it today. Zero transparency. Maybe Sohlberg will request clarifications?
Translated from HebrewAccording to the official website of the Democrats Party, anyone who registers for the party’s “training courses” has their information transferred to the databases of the “Brothers in Arms” organization. Are the Brothers in Arms serving as an operational arm for the Democrats Party? Why are information databases and data flowing through the Democrats Party to an association that declares itself non-partisan? After we sent the inquiry, the Democrats’ website removed the link to the Brothers in Arms organization. The Democrats refused to comment. The Brothers in Arms did not provide a response. @C14_news @MaggieTabibi
Translated from HebrewJudge Rivka Feldman–Friedman ruled in this case that "there were in the past no less offensive proclamations that enjoyed the protection of freedom of speech and democracy" and Ben Gvir was indeed released. In other words, the prosecution and the police used their insane power to persecute right-wing activists and suppress them. Thank you, MK Rayten, for reminding us how important it is to carry out reforms in unrestrained centers of power.
Translated from HebrewThe Histadrut does not deny it.. but there is no transparency whatsoever about which projects and purposes the millions from the "Strategy and Innovation Division" of the workers’ organization went to. That same division is headed by Itamar Avitan, who ran a smear campaign against right-wing journalists, the Kohelet Forum, and the right-wing government. @C14_news @MaggieTabibi
Translated from HebrewAs we published yesterday, the head of a division in the Histadrut, Itamar Avitan, and elements within the Democrats are in fact behind anonymous online smear campaigns against right-wing figures. This video, for example, against Kohelet, who had “taken over” the country, was put out by them. Avitan’s campaign attacked right-wing journalists, research institutes and right-wing politicians. Including appointments to senior positions. On the other hand, these pages were used to glorify the Histadrut, its chairman Arnon Bar-David and politicians such as Naama Lazimi. Avitan refuses to say who funded the smear campaign. @C14_news
Translated from HebrewFigures in the Democratic Party, including a Histadrut department head, are behind sponsored online pages that smear right-wing journalists such as Amit Segal of News 12 and people from Channel 14. Hundreds of thousands of shekels and probably much more were spent on ads against the Kohelet Forum, right-wing journalists, and government representatives. In contrast, paid ads were published praising Histadrut chairman Arnon Bar-David and MK Naama Lazimi. Where is the money coming from?? Attorney Eliran Bichovsky of the Democrats and Itamar Avitan, head of the Histadrut’s “Innovation and Strategy” department, who are behind the smear campaign, refused to say. @C14_news @MaggieTabibi
Translated from HebrewSo who is publishing smear ads against Amit Segal and the people of Channel 14? Tonight on the broadcast @C14_news
Translated from HebrewAn anonymous initiative seeks to create a news system through WhatsApp and social networks. The initiative "The Social Flash" seeks to produce news similar to WhatsApp groups such as 'Political Arena' and others with a clear left-wing bias. The project’s initiators are funding online advertisements costing tens of thousands of shekels against Channel 14 and journalist Amit Segal of News 12. Left-wing activist Guy Arditi is listed as funding the ads, but he is only the contractor carrying them out for other parties hiding behind him. Once again, anonymous money is behind a political campaign.
Translated from HebrewAttorney Ilan Bombach filed a complaint with the police and the attorney general on behalf of Likud against MK Gilad Kariv following the publication on the 14th. Kariv called on Democratic activists to fund airline tickets for Israelis abroad so that they would vote for opposition parties.
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