Israeli Documentary Series on October 7th Sold to Hungarian Broadcaster
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
The Israeli documentary series "October 7th: Emergency Call" has been sold to Hungarian broadcaster ATV, featuring the story of paramedic Amit Man who was killed in Kibbutz Be'eri. The series highlights the actions of Magen David Adom rescue teams during the Hamas attacks. HOT stated the broadcast is crucial for sharing the events of October 7th globally. MDA reported seven of its personnel were killed and 14 ambulances damaged during the attacks.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israeli documentary series "October 7th: Emergency Call" sold to Hungarian channel ATV.
- Episode features paramedic Amit Man, killed treating wounded under fire in Kibbutz Be'eri.
- Series includes recordings of rescue calls and personal stories from October 7th attacks.
- HOT emphasizes global importance of sharing authentic testimonies from the attacks.
- MDA reported seven staff killed and 14 ambulances damaged on October 7th.
The opening episode of the documentary series "October 7th: Emergency Call" by HOT has been sold for broadcast on Hungary's ATV channel. The series, produced by ADD and directed by Rotem Gross, chronicles the experiences of Magen David Adom (MDA) rescue teams during the October 7, 2023, attacks, featuring personal stories of rescue personnel and recordings of calls from Gaza border residents to MDA dispatch.
The episode being broadcast focuses on Kibbutz Be'eri and the story of paramedic Amit Man, who was 21 and a volunteer at the kibbutz. During the Hamas infiltration, Man treated the wounded under fire and was killed. The episode includes previously unreleased recordings of her calls to dispatch, detailing initial reports, requests for reinforcements, updates on casualties, and the establishment of a makeshift clinic in a dental office.
Uri Gal, HOT's VP of Marketing and Content, emphasized the importance of sharing the events of October 7th with global audiences through authentic testimonies and documentation. He described Man's story as one of courage, dedication, and sacrifice, noting that its broadcast in Hungary offers another opportunity to present the reality experienced by Israeli civilians and security forces to an international audience.
Eli Bin, CEO of Magen David Adom, stated that MDA personnel went out to save lives under fire and personal risk on October 7th. He reported that seven MDA members were killed that day, two others were seriously injured, and 14 ambulances were destroyed or disabled by Hamas terrorists. Bin expressed gratitude to HOT and the series creators for bringing these stories of courage and commitment to life-saving efforts to a worldwide audience.
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