Amit Segal
Amit Segal is an Israeli journalist, radio and television personality. He serves as the political commentator of Israel's Channel 12 news and a political columnist for the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper.1
99 posts tracked · 7 stories in 30 days · 11 Community Notes shown
Latest takes
Trump announces plan to end US military aid to Israel
Grouped with voices who said: Covering or reacting to the news itself
The End of U.S. Aid. Also, a conspiracy at the highest levels of Israel’s government.View on Substack
US strikes Iran before midterms; Democrats sweep amid war backlash
Grouped with voices who said: Iran strikes were politically calculated timing
Trump Strikes Iran Before MidtermsView on Substack
Israeli election ends with no bloc reaching 61 seats
Grouped with voices who said: Netanyahu lost but no rival has clearly won
מדגמי אמש שידרו מסר אחד: נתניהו הפסיד, אבל לא ברור מי בצד השני ניצח. להלן עדכון עם זרימת תוצאות האמת: נתניהו טרם ניצח, אבל גוש השינוי הובס. אני מסקר פוליטיקה מאז תחילת המאה. מעולם…View on X
Israel heads to elections as Netanyahu weighs renewed Iran operations
Grouped with voices who said: This election is being shaped by coordinated messaging
3 Ads that Explain the ElectionView on Substack
Officials mark third anniversary of October 7 Hamas attack
Grouped with voices who said: The anniversary reflects deeper Israeli domestic politics
The Politics of October 7. Also, after 150 years the British flag is lowered over Jerusalem.View on Substack
5 of 7 stories from the last 30 days. The rest are in Perspectives.
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109 of Amit Segal's posts drew a Community Note. In the last 2 years, 11 had a note shown on X. That ranks #1,005 of 44,614 accounts on X.
Posts most about
Israel & Palestine 69 · Elections & Campaigns 10 · Media & Press 5 · Terrorism & Security 4 · Foreign Policy & Diplomacy 3 · Iran Conflict 2
Often makes the same point as
Rory Johnston 2 · Anshel Pfeffer 2 · National Review 2 · Barak Ravid 1 · Jennifer Rubin 1 · Michael Savage 1
Sources
- Wikipedia (CC BY-SA), retrieved Nov 7, 2026
Public posts, grouped by what was said, not by who said it. Every quote links to the post. Updated Nov 8, 2026. How it works · Corrections: jack@newsreel.co