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TheMarkerPolitics

Channel 14 to Broadcast Election Night Panel from Likud HQ

Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba

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Channel 14's "The Patriots" program will broadcast its election night panel from the Likud party headquarters in Jerusalem. The Likud will provide the channel with a separate broadcast complex. Likud spokesperson Guy Levi denied knowledge of the arrangement.

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  • Channel 14 will broadcast its election night panel from the Likud party headquarters in Jerusalem.
  • The Likud party will provide Channel 14 with a dedicated broadcast complex.
  • Likud spokesperson Guy Levi stated he was unaware of the arrangement.
  • The broadcast is set to occur five days before the election.

Channel 14's program "The Patriots" will broadcast its election night panel from the Likud party headquarters in Jerusalem's Binyanei Ha'uma. In addition to standard broadcast positions allocated to all channels, the Likud party will provide Channel 14 with a separate complex for the broadcast. This move comes as television channels prepare for election day coverage, which includes setting up broadcast positions at party headquarters, releasing exit polls, and reporting final results. When asked about the arrangement, Likud spokesperson Guy Levi stated, "I am not aware of such a thing."

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