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Top newscaster resigns on air over apology to Netanyahu patron ‎972mag.com The host of Channel 10 News flagship program resigned live on air after the channel was forced to broadcast an apology to Netanyahu’s American patron Sheldon Adelson for an unflattering report. The program’s editor and the CEO of the news company resigned earlier this week. Like · · Share · Facebook 21.57 Hrs Fri 9th Sep 2011. Now do you get the picture?

Repeat: despite third party comments - this is a journalistic site and that is all it does; not solicit through spam or phishing at all it is simply a journalistic publication commonly seen on Facebook and Twitter and is read by millions of people. Israeli sources have tried to have it legally denied publication on a number of occasions without success. The very title says everything - '972'. These are the first barcode numbers on israeli products world-wide. If you pick up a product in a supermarket and see 972 as the first barcode numbers you then know that whatever it's stated country of origin it is actually from israel. No matter where the manufacturer/producer states it is from the barcode does not lie.

This site is a common poster on Facebook and is credible but is always getting attacked because it represents a boycott of israeli goods and services internationally. I suspect the poster denigrating the site is an israeli stooge. There is nothing wrong with this site whatsoever it is run and maintained by people with journalistic integrity.