Political commentator Shlomo Filber alleged Sunday that Israel's major television channels coordinate their exit polls as part of a 'cartel of pollsters' designed to exclude Channel 14 from the picture. The claim has not been independently verified.
Political commentator Shlomo Filber on Sunday alleged that Israel's major television channels coordinate their exit polls to exclude Channel 14, calling it a 'cartel of pollsters.' The allegations have not been independently verified. Filber has previously criticized mainstream media for what he describes as bias against right-wing voices, as The Zioneer has reported. The major networks have not responded to the allegations.
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