‘Someone will die’: Incitement against journalists alarms Israel as elections near
” The prime minister’s allies on Channel 14 have also openly pressed David Zini, the head of Israel’s Shin Bet internal security agency, to question Channel 12 journalists over alleged leaks about the timing of the February 28 strike in Iran.
A common thread running through many of the threats, including the letter left at Channel 12’s door, is a demand for an apology tied to coverage of the Sde Teiman affair, in which Israeli reservists were accused of alleged sexual abuse of a Palestinian detainee at a military detention center.
Nir Barkat, a minister from Netanyahu’s Likud party, criticized the vandalism but said Channel 12 had “harmed” Israeli soldiers, urging the public to switch channels and pursue legal action instead.
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