News Anchor Opens Special Broadcast with Psalm of Thanksgiving
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Channel 14 news anchor Magi Tabbibi opened a special broadcast about the return of Flydubai passengers by reciting Psalm 100, a psalm of thanksgiving. The broadcast focused on the passengers' safe arrival and the prevention of a major terror incident.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Anchor Magi Tabbibi opened a special broadcast with Psalm 100.
- The broadcast concerned the return of Flydubai passengers to Israel.
- The psalm expressed gratitude for the passengers' safe return.
- The event also marked the thwarting of a large terror plot.
- Tabbibi has previously incorporated religious moments into broadcasts.
Channel 14 news anchor Magi Tabbibi opened a special broadcast on Sunday evening dedicated to the return of passengers from a Flydubai flight that landed in Israel the previous day. Tabbibi began the program by reciting "Mizmor Letoda," Psalm 100, a traditional Jewish psalm of thanksgiving.
The recitation served as a moment of gratitude for the passengers' safe return and for thwarting a potentially large-scale terror incident. This is not the first time Tabbibi has incorporated religious elements into her broadcasts; she previously recited the psalm live during a special program about the release of hostages from Gaza and has been known to recite it after her broadcasts. Last week, an initiative was reported to distribute magnets featuring "Mizmor Letoda" at Rami Levy supermarket branches, inspired by Tabbibi's personal practice.
The special broadcast focused on the return of passengers who were on a Flydubai flight, which was apparently diverted or rerouted, leading to their delayed arrival in Israel. The channel's decision to open with the psalm highlighted the perceived relief and gratitude surrounding the safe conclusion of the event.
