Roger Froikin @rlefraim wrote, "I was asked to respond to the question of whether Guy Peleg should be allowed to simply apologize for what he did to defame soldiers.
Here's my answer.
I will never ask for an apology from Guy Peleg.
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Why? Because an apology is not enough to absolve for the harm caused to the nation and the Jewish people as a whole, In Israel and in the world, which he did deliberately.
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Apologies are for accidents, for mistakes. Peleg didn't make an accident, nor did he make any small mistake. He has intentionally violated every ethical value of journalism and of Judaism (although he sees the latter as irrelevant) in order to defame the army, and
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indirectly falsely defame the government, and worse, defame the Jewish people. Is he in some competition with other haters like Yair Golan, who seems to have despised most of the Jews?
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No, friends, people like Peleg and Golan should be treated the way our ancestors treated those who have become an existential danger to Jewish survival — boycott, and maybe some serious lawsuits for fraud and extortion."
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