Aviv Geffen Slams Channel 14 for Skipping October 7 Memorial
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Singer Aviv Geffen condemned Channel 14 for not airing the October 7 memorial ceremony, instead broadcasting "HaPatriotim." He questioned the channel's motives in a harsh Instagram post. The national memorial event in Tel Aviv drew about 50,000 attendees, including survivors and bereaved families. This was the third annual commemoration of the October 7 events.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Singer Aviv Geffen criticized Channel 14 for not broadcasting the October 7 memorial ceremony.
- Geffen posted a strong condemnation on Instagram, questioning the channel's decision.
- Channel 14 broadcast its program "HaPatriotim" instead of the national memorial event.
- The memorial ceremony in Tel Aviv was attended by approximately 50,000 people.
- This marked the third annual commemoration of the October 7 events.
Singer Aviv Geffen publicly criticized Channel 14 for its decision not to broadcast the national memorial ceremony for the victims of the October 7 massacre. While other television channels aired the event live on Wednesday evening, Channel 14 opted to broadcast its program "HaPatriotim" instead. Geffen expressed his outrage on Thursday via an Instagram story, directly addressing the channel. "Channel 14, who did you take revenge on yesterday when you didn't broadcast the ceremony? The murdered children? Bereaved parents? Rape victims? Shame on you," he wrote, using strong language. The national memorial ceremony, held at Ganei Yehoshua Park in Tel Aviv, was attended by approximately 50,000 people. This event, organized by the "Camo" movement and families of October 7 victims, survivors, and bereaved families, marked the third annual commemoration. The ceremony began with a moment of silence.
