Political commentator Shlomo Filber said Sunday that four years ago, Israel's major television channels approached him to coordinate their exit poll sample, but he refused. The claim has not been independently verified.
01 · THE DISPATCH
Political commentator Shlomo Filber said Sunday that four years ago, Israel's major television channels approached him to coordinate their exit poll sample, but he refused. Filber, who has previously alleged that the channels coordinate to exclude Channel 14 from the picture, provided no further details or evidence. The claim has not been independently verified.
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