Host of New Talk Show on Channel 2000
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Former Hamas hostage רום ברסלבסקי will host a new talk show on Channel 2000 after seeking media opportunities online. He met with Organization 2000 leadership to finalize the deal. The first episode featured Moshe Feiglin. This move follows ברסלבסקי's public request to be seen as an opinion commentator, not just a hostage survivor.
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- Former Hamas hostage רום ברסלבסקי will host a new talk show on Channel 2000.
- ברסלבסקי sought media opportunities online, expressing a desire to be a host or panelist.
- The deal was finalized after a meeting with Organization 2000 CEO Amram Azulai and Channel 2000 manager Yonatan Dadon.
- The first episode featured Moshe Feiglin, chairman of the Identity Party.
- This marks a new chapter for ברסלבסקי a year after his release from captivity.
Days after posting on social media seeking a role in media as a host or panelist, former Hamas hostage רום ברסלבסקי has agreed to host a new talk show on Channel 2000. The agreement was reached with the leadership of Organization 2000, a year after his release from captivity.
ברסלבסקי's new venture comes after he expressed his desire to enter the media world, not just as a former hostage but as an opinion commentator. He specifically mentioned seeking opportunities on radio or television, asking his followers if they would prefer to see him as a commentator rather than solely as a survivor recounting his ordeal.
The decision was finalized during a meeting between ברסלבסקי, Amram Azulai, the CEO of Organization 2000, and Yonatan Dadon, the manager of Channel 2000. The program will be produced by the organization's media department.
ברסלבסקי has already filmed the first episode, featuring Moshe Feiglin, the chairman of the Identity Party, as a guest. Feiglin also signed a copy of his book for ברסלבסקי during the meeting.
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