Kan News Marks Three Years Since October 7th Attack with Special Broadcasts
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Kan News is launching a series of special broadcasts, reports, and projects to mark the third anniversary of the October 7th attack and the "Swords of Iron" war. The programming will include interviews with hostage families, tributes to the fallen, and live coverage of commemorative ceremonies.
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- Kan News will air special programs for the third anniversary of the October 7th attack.
- Broadcasts will include interviews with hostage families and tributes to victims.
- Special coverage will feature live broadcasts of state and family ceremonies.
- The "Unforgettable" project honoring the fallen will be featured.
- Radio and digital platforms will also host commemorative content.
Kan News television and radio will commemorate the third anniversary of the October 7th terror attack and the subsequent "Swords of Iron" war with a series of special broadcasts, reports, investigations, and dedicated projects. These programs will air in the days leading up to and on October 5th and 7th.
As part of the commemoration, new clips from the "Unforgettable" project, honoring those killed and fallen on October 7th and in the war, will be featured. These clips, produced in a television format, will be integrated into Kan News broadcasts throughout the anniversary period and will also be shown on Kan News Radio.
From October 5th to 7th, Kan News's main evening broadcast will feature a three-part series hosted by Tali Moreno. In this series, Moreno interviews families of hostages, exploring their lives after months of dedicated advocacy for their loved ones' release and examining how their reality has changed since their return.
Kan News will broadcast state ceremonies on October 5th and the families' ceremony on October 7th. Kan News Radio will also present special programs and live coverage from the field. On October 5th, a special broadcast from Kfar Aza will feature interviews with bereaved families, survivors, and former hostages. Later that day, Chen Lieberman and Gili Cohen will host "Seven Questions in October," revisiting unresolved questions from the attack. Dr. Gili Tamir will host a special episode on October 5th dedicated to the rights and support for wounded soldiers and war victims.
On October 7th, Dorite Asraf Mizrahi and Noa Yaron Dayan will host "A Mother's Hero," focusing on the parental experience of soldiers during three years of fighting. Additionally, a special broadcast from Park Hayarkon, hosted by Mazal Moalem and Ran Binyamini, will include bereaved families, survivors, and released hostages ahead of the national families' ceremony. Kan News will also release additional digital projects, including highlights from its live broadcast on October 7th, 2023, featuring initial reports and coverage from the Nova festival massacre.