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Amit Segal (N12)

Amit Segal is Israel's most influential political commentator and analyst, serving as the chief political correspondent for Channel 12 News (N12) and a columnist for Yediot Ahronot.

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Amit Segal is a central figure in Israeli media, widely regarded as the most influential political journalist in the country. Operating primarily through Channel 12 News (N12) and his massive social media presence, Segal is known for breaking major political stories and providing high-level analysis that often shapes the national conversation. His reporting frequently includes exclusive leaks from closed-door cabinet meetings and private political forums, making him a primary source for understanding the internal dynamics of the Israeli government and coalition. In June 2026, Segal's reporting has been pivotal in detailing the friction between the Netanyahu government and the United States regarding the emerging nuclear framework with Iran. He has provided critical insights into Prime Minister Netanyahu's private stance on U.S. relations, reporting that while the Prime Minister is willing to 'stretch' ties, he views a total rupture as a red line. Segal also broke news regarding the 'garbage deal' characterization of the U.S.-Iran agreement by senior Israeli officials and reported on the internal coalition shifts involving the Haredi draft law and the shelving of the 'Knesset bill.' His reach extends beyond traditional broadcast media; his a monitored channel as a real-time wire service for political developments, often cited by both domestic and international outlets. While his perspective is frequently associated with the national-religious and right-of-center camps, his reporting is characterized by a deep familiarity with the mechanics of Israeli power and a consistent ability to secure high-level sourcing across the political spectrum.

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    Iran has threatened that the recently signed 'Islamabad Agreement' nuclear framework will not be implemented unless the United States completes a full military withdrawal from the region and releases $12 billion in frozen Iranian funds. The threat, reported Monday morning by Amit Segal (N12), signals a significant hurdle in the diplomatic process just hours after the framework was finalized.

  • Trump Confronts Netanyahu in Tense Call Over Beirut Bombing Threats

    U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly used sharp, explicit language during a phone conversation with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, asking, "What the f--- are you doing?" according to reports from N12's Amit Segal and international outlets. The confrontation appears to center on Israeli threats to resume heavy bombing in Beirut's southern suburbs, a move that has reportedly caused significant friction between the two leaders.

  • Senior Israeli figure: 'This is a garbage deal' — casting doubt on Iran agreement

    A very senior Israeli official has characterized the emerging agreement between the United States and Iran as "garbage," signaling a profound rift between Jerusalem and Washington over the diplomatic framework. The comment, reported by N12's Amit Segal at 20:51 Jerusalem local time, underscores the deep skepticism within the Israeli security establishment despite American assurances that Israel will find the final text acceptable.

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    Hezbollah claimed responsibility for firing missiles and explosive drones at an Israeli armored force advancing toward the Ali al-Taher ridge near the village of Tabnit in southern Lebanon. The group said the attack, its first claimed offensive operation since the Iran-US ceasefire entered effect, targeted IDF troops near the 'al-Ma'abar' crossing area on the outskirts of Tabnit.

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