A commentary piece published Monday evening describes Israel's established media as a collection of 'politruks' combining Bolshevik and fascist tendencies, accusing them of deceiving the public and engineering consciousness. The piece also criticizes the Journalists' Organization and the Democrats political list.
The opinion piece, circulated Monday evening, levels a sharp attack on what it calls the 'old media' in Israel, accusing established outlets of functioning as a unified political commissariat rather than independent journalism. The author draws a parallel between the Journalists' Organization and the 'Democrats' political list, arguing both are undemocratic in nature. The piece concludes by asserting that alternative media outlets are now present to counter the mainstream. The identity of the author is not disclosed in the post.
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