Moshe Feiglin rejects Channel 12's apology

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Feiglin responded to the storm that erupted around him after Channel 12 left his name out of a report on politicians whose relatives were killed in the war. According to Srugim, he said: "The apology is not accepted."

According to Channel 14 News, Feiglin, whose grandson Sgt. Yair Levin z"l was killed in the war, said he does not believe it was an error made in good faith. He rejected the channel's digital apology. According to Ice, he demanded that the channel re-broadcast the segment and apologize.