News Anchor Magi Tvivy Claims Industry Colleagues Shunned Her Over Channel 14 Stint

Magi Tvivy, a news anchor for Israel's Channel 14, revealed in an Instagram Q&A session that some of her colleagues in the media industry have ostracized her due to her work with the station. "Yes, and I live with it very peacefully. Ugly is the hatred, ugly are the people full of it," she stated, expressing her acceptance of the situation.

Tvivy also addressed her choice to dress modestly on-air, responding to a follower who questioned her decision. "'Be confident in yourself' is not measured by how much skin you expose. I am happy to see more and more women choosing modesty. It is indeed a refreshing change," Tvivy wrote, criticizing a cultural model that she believes judges women solely on their appearance. She further elaborated that her decision to maintain privacy stems from a conscious choice to keep her personal life separate from the public eye in an increasingly exposed world.

She shared that her golden tip for dealing with criticism and negative reactions is to consciously avoid "keyboard warriors," calling it one of the best decisions she has made. Tvivy also mentioned her practice of reciting "Mizmor Letoda" (A Psalm of Thanksgiving) after every broadcast, a habit she has maintained since starting her career, stemming from the understanding that nothing should be taken for granted.

When asked about the lingering adrenaline and excitement before a live broadcast, even after years of presenting, Tvivy affirmed that the thrill is the pulse of her work. She believes that the day indifference replaces anticipation will be her signal to move on.