Joint List Uses Israeli Election Ads to Show Gaza Destruction
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
The Joint List party is using its Israeli election ad time to display drone footage of destruction in Gaza, aiming to reveal what it calls a deliberately hidden reality. The party claims to be the only political force opposing the war in Gaza since day one and urges the Israeli public and media to see the truth. They contrast their "choice of life" with other parties' promises of "more wars, killing, and destruction."
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- The Joint List is using Israeli election ads to show drone footage of Gaza's destruction.
- The party claims this reality has been deliberately hidden from the Israeli public.
- The Joint List asserts it has consistently opposed the war in Gaza since its start.
- The party calls on the Israeli public and media to show the full truth.
- The Joint List contrasts its platform with others, promoting "life" over "war."
The Joint List party announced it has utilized its allocated time for election campaigning on Israeli media to showcase the impact of destruction in the Gaza Strip. The party's election advertisement features footage captured by drones, aiming to reveal the extent of devastation in Gaza, which they claim has been largely hidden from the Israeli public for three years. The Joint List stated that its campaign segment is dedicated to exposing a reality they allege has been deliberately omitted from Israeli screens. The party asserted its position as the sole political force opposing the "war of annihilation" in Gaza since its inception, maintaining a consistent stance throughout its phases. They declared they have never been silent and will not be. The Joint List urged the Israeli public to view the reality as it is and called on Israeli media outlets to broadcast it fully instead of concealing it. The party contrasted its platform with others, claiming that "others promise only more wars, killing, and destruction," while the Joint List "carries the choice of life for all, Arabs and Jews."
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