An opinion piece argues that political consensus has normalized the lack of investigation into Yaya Pink, while a Likud MK or the prime minister would face immediate scrutiny. The piece also praises journalist Yishai Friedman.
The normalization of selective investigation into political figures is more dangerous than individual corruption, a commentator argues. The piece asserts that regardless of Yaya Pink's guilt, all sides agree no investigation will be opened, whereas if the subject were a Likud MK or Prime Minister Netanyahu, the investigation would already be underway with major headlines. The commentary concludes by praising journalist Yishai Friedman. The assessment is single-sourced and reflects the commentator's view.
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