Channel 12 Reporter Slams Channel 14 for Skipping Oct. 7 Memorial
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Channel 12 reporter Guy Peleg strongly criticized Channel 14 for refusing to broadcast the national memorial ceremony for the October 7th victims. Peleg stated on 103FM that the decision was a calculated move, suggesting Channel 14 implied a division between "our" and "their" victims. He accused the channel of promoting hatred and division, implying those who disagree with them are not "of Israel."
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Channel 12 reporter Guy Peleg criticized Channel 14 for not airing the Oct. 7 memorial ceremony.
- Channel 14 instead broadcast its program "HaPatriotim" during the memorial.
- Peleg called Channel 14's decision deliberate and well-considered.
- He accused the channel of implying a division between "our" and "their" victims.
- Peleg stated Channel 14 sells "only hatred" and "internal animosity."
Channel 12 reporter Guy Peleg criticized Channel 14's decision not to broadcast the national memorial ceremony for the October 7th events. The ceremony, held at Ganei Yehoshua Park and attended by families of victims and the "Komo" movement, was aired by most Israeli media outlets. Instead of the memorial, Channel 14 broadcast its program "HaPatriotim." Peleg stated on 103FM radio that Channel 14's decision was deliberate and well-considered, not a minor editorial error. He interpreted the channel's actions as implying a division between "our" victims and "their" victims, and "our" hostages versus "their" hostages. "Channel 14 told us last night that there is one disaster that is ours and one that is theirs," Peleg said. He further accused the channel of selling "only hatred" and "internal animosity," suggesting their ongoing campaign implies that those who do not think like them are "not of Israel" but "of the enemy."
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