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The Jerusalem PostWorld

Global Broadcast Shows Record Support for Israel, Challenging Negative Narratives

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A 24-hour global broadcast sponsored by Friends of Zion on the third anniversary of the October 7 massacre reached over 250 million people in 167 countries, challenging narratives of declining support for Israel. The event highlighted significant engagement from younger demographics (25-34 years old), with millions tuning in from countries like Syria, Egypt, and Brazil. Organizers aim to counter rising antisemitism and demonstrate that a substantial global audience remains supportive of Israel, urging continued efforts to educate and mobilize younger generations.

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  • A 24-hour global broadcast reached over 250 million people in 167 countries on the third anniversary of October 7.
  • The event, sponsored by Friends of Zion, aimed to counter negative narratives about support for Israel.
  • 59.8% of the social media audience for the broadcast was between the ages of 25 and 34.
  • Millions tuned in from countries including Syria, Egypt, Algeria, and Brazil.
  • The broadcast sought to demonstrate global solidarity with Israel amidst rising antisemitism.
  • Organizers urged continued efforts to educate and engage younger generations with pro-Israel messages.

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