Jabali TV also echoed the voice of the "Quds" newspaper: Stop it!

The Quds newspaper wrote: The challenges of SATRA, which is affiliated with the national broadcasting organization, with home entertainment networks have reached a point where platform managers have claimed that this entity is acting as a competitor while also regulating, whereas the oversight and judgment of a competitor go against the rules of fair play.

The mindset that has spread in public opinion, centered around the programs of two rejected figures from the national television, namely Adel Ferdowsipour and Soroosh Sahat, is that many social media users are interpreting recent events in connection with the media’s quarrel with these figures.

In any case, the winter of these disputes will eventually end, but the national broadcasting organization must reflect on who will bear the disgrace of this story. However, what our country needs today more than ever, and what the Supreme Leader has emphasized repeatedly, is the avoidance of polarization and the necessity of social unity.

It is better for these disputes and differences to be resolved behind closed doors at the negotiation table rather than dragging them into both official and unofficial media spaces, causing public confusion and creating a polarization in society.