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Patriots Show Host Surprised by Electronic Music in Sukkot Broadcast

By הפטריוטיםUpdated 2 hours ago
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

During a special Sukkot broadcast of the program 'HaPatriotim' (The Patriots) on Channel 14, host Yinon Magal expressed surprise at the electronic music playing in the studio. As the show began, Magal humorously questioned the musical choice, asking a panelist, "What is this trance music now? Itzko, I don't understand the segment." He further inquired, "Are we at a trance party now? I don't understand. Tell me," with a smile, seeking an explanation for the unusual background music.

Panelist Yotam Zimri clarified that the music was a medley of songs. Magal responded with mild surprise, saying, "A medley? Listen." The lighthearted moment amused viewers during the festive broadcast, which originated from a sukkah, a temporary hut used during the Jewish holiday of Sukkot.

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