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Culture18:59 · 1h ago

Patriots Program Host Surprised by Music During Sukkot Broadcast

By הפטריוטיםUpdated 35 minutes ago
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

During a special holiday broadcast from a sukkah, Yinnon Magal, the host of Channel 14's 'The Patriots' program, expressed surprise at the music playing in the studio. Magal humorously questioned the musical choice, asking if the program had turned into a "trance party." He directed his question to a panelist, seeking an explanation for the unusual background music.

Panelist Yotam Zimri clarified that the music was a medley of songs. Magal reacted with mild surprise to this explanation, remarking, "A medley? Listen." The lighthearted exchange amused viewers watching the program.

Read the original at Now 14
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