“Something beyond money is happening here,” Sarai Givaty says

opening a conversation that quickly shifts from headlines to credibility. Referencing statements made publicly, not speculation, she brings up claims of being attacked by “demons,” waking up scratched and bleeding. “These are his words,” she emphasizes, raising a simple but sharp question: how can anyone trust what he says?

The moment lands because it’s not about drama — it’s about judgment. When narratives move into something so extreme, it forces the panel to pause and reassess. Not who’s louder, but who’s believable.
Titi Ayanaw and the panel lean into that discomfort, questioning what happens when the source itself becomes part of the story.

In a space flooded with noise, “ALL CAPS” doesn’t just react, it challenges. Because sometimes, the real issue isn’t the claim itself, but whether we should be listening in the first place.

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A new Israeli talk show, “ALL CAPS,” is now live on ynet Global, going beyond the headlines into the conversations shaping Israel in real time. Led by international law expert Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, the weekly show brings together an all-female panel, Sarai Givaty, Titi Ayanaw and India Naftali, offering perspectives that move between law, culture and media, grounded in lived reality, with one clear message: what you see in the headlines is only part of the story.

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