TikTok Removes Hamas Attack Footage from Soroka Hospital
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
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- TikTok removed October 7 footage from Soroka Hospital promotional video.
- The platform cited "misleading content and conspiracy theories" as the reason.
- The video promoted an upcoming documentary on the hospital's response.
- The documentary includes minute-by-minute footage from October 7.
- The footage shows the arrival of wounded victims and medical staff efforts.
TikTok removed a promotional video for the "Emet Time" program that featured footage from Soroka Hospital on October 7, citing "misleading content and conspiracy theories." The video, uploaded by program host and reporter Roni Singer to her personal account, garnered significant views before its removal a few hours later. An automated message stated the video violated community guidelines by spreading misinformation and conspiracy theories. Despite the passage of time, the footage depicts real events captured by hospital cameras. The "Emet Time" program is scheduled to broadcast the full documentary on Monday, which includes minute-by-minute recordings from Soroka Hospital cameras starting at 6:29 AM on October 7. The footage documents the arrival of the wounded, including residents of Ofakim, soldiers from southern bases, Nova party attendees, and residents of Gaza border communities, as well as the extraordinary round-the-clock efforts of the medical teams during the unprecedented medical event. The article also mentions that Lt. Col. Arieh Amidaror was the Gaza Division's intelligence officer on October 7, and separately notes that Trump does not believe reports that Netanyahu was warned before October 7.
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