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Culture09:20 · Jun 21

Channel 14 reporter’s on-air look hides a casual outfit below the desk

By חדשות סרוגים
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

A humorous social media story shared online showed Channel 14 military correspondent Hillel Bitton Rosen in a behind-the-scenes studio moment. While appearing on camera he looked fully formal and professional from the waist up, wearing a blue jacket, white shirt, and bright red tie.

The image revealed that below the news desk, his outfit was much more relaxed. Instead of matching dress clothes, Rosen was wearing shorts and simple comfortable sandals.

The post played on the contrast between the serious image viewers see at home and the practical comfort chosen off camera. It also reflected the realities of long studio hours, air conditioning, and the Israeli heat, where the lower half is hidden from the audience.

Read the original at Srugim

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