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A heated clash in the 103FM studio: the dispute between the morning show hosts Ben Caspit and Inon Megel escalated into unusual physical actions, when one of the hosts stood up, went to the sound station, and turned off the other host’s microphone.

After winning his lawsuit against 103FM radio and announcing he is looking for a new job, Natan Zahavi received a jab from Meni Assayag: "The crooked media that sees him as a great winner, markets him with love and also takes care to arrange a job for him, as if he needs more welfare in addition to the crazy welfare he received in court."

The veteran radio personality reached out to the public on his Facebook page with a surprising offer, and received a supportive response from Dan Shilon: "Only contact me with serious offers."

What happens when the National Unity chairman meets one of the media figures most identified with Benjamin Netanyahu by the coffee machine? A comic scene took place in the corridors of 103FM as Eyal Berkovich and Erel Segal conducted the broadcast.

Four years after his suspension following his controversial remarks, Nathan Zahavi has won his lawsuit against radio station 103FM. The court ordered the station to pay him approximately 871,500 shekels in compensation.

The District Court ruled that 103FM breached its employment contract with veteran host Nathan Zahavi during his dismissal. The station must pay 900,000 shekels in compensation plus 75,000 shekels in legal fees.

The court ruled that 103FM breached its agreement with Nathan Zahavi by suspending him from broadcasting for 27 months without pay. The judge rejected claims regarding defamation and moral rights, and ordered the termination of the contract.