Yinon Magal in an unusual decision against Ben Caspit: "I will call you 'worm' from now on"
Media personalities continue to confront each other live on air, and now Magal has decided on an appropriate response to the 'slave' labels from Caspit.

Media personalities Yinon Magal and Ben Caspit meet daily, except for weekends, on their program on 103FM radio, where they discuss current events in the country. The difference in their political opinions — specifically Magal's support for the current government and Caspit's firm opposition — creates a heated dynamic that captures social media.
Yesterday, Sunday, Magal decided to put an end to the label 'slave' used by Caspit, who calls him that due to the favorable coverage he allegedly provides to the Netanyahu family and the current government. Magal stated that from now on, every time Caspit calls him a slave, he will respond with the label 'worm'.
"Every time you say 'slave', I will say 'worm' to you. I have now made a decision," Magal stated, urging Caspit to maintain clean language. Caspit replied: "Is 'slave' not clean language? Tell me, is there a person who, if we held a poll, would say you are not a slave?".
Caspit added: "It is my right to call you 'slave' whenever I want." Furthermore, he complained about Magal's repeated interruptions during his remarks, and added that Magal has a theoretical right to call him a 'worm' in response.





