Tel-Chai Nation

Benjamin Netanyahu's son has a recommendation for how to send a message to the 12th and 13th TV channels in Israel over their repellent propaganda that's hurtful to the country:

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's son, Yair Netanyahu, took to social media on Friday to slam news channels 12 and 13 for what he called “anti-Israeli propaganda.”

“Only if [consumers] would hurt their pockets a little they will change and include some Zionist voices!” He wrote.

The young Netanyahu shared a tweet by a user who said he boycotts any business that advertises during the commercial break on the news broadcast in Channels 12 and 13. The man, Rami Keren, said that if others follow his lead “we will be able to put a bridle on the media using their pockets.”

And I'd say this is a great idea. Those who give anti-Israelists their financial backing are doing a terrible disfavor to the country, much like those who give financial backing to Islamists and their sympathizers. Avoiding products from sponsors who lend a hand to villains is a good way to make a difference.

Labels: anti-semitism, communications, dhimmitude, islam, Israel, msm foulness, political corruption