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Channel 14 Anchor Sets Record Hosting Election Night Solo

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Channel 14 Anchor Sets Record With 11-Hour Election Broadcast

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Channel 14 anchor Magi Tbibi hosted an election broadcast for 11 consecutive hours, setting a new record. She began at 7 p.m. and finished at 6 a.m., with other channels rotating hosts. Tbibi thanked her team of commentators for their work during the extensive broadcast.

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  • Magi Tbibi hosted Channel 14's election broadcast for a record 11 consecutive hours.
  • The marathon broadcast began at 7 p.m. and concluded at 6 a.m. the next morning.
  • Tbibi remained the central anchor while other channels rotated hosts.
  • The broadcast included segments from "The Patriots" and exit poll analysis.
  • Tbibi thanked her commentators, calling them the best in Israel.

Magi Tbibi, an anchor for Channel 14, set a new record by hosting an election broadcast for 11 consecutive hours. She began her shift at 7 p.m. and continued until 6 a.m. the following morning. Tbibi expressed gratitude to the commentators who joined her, concluding the marathon broadcast with a biblical verse. While other channels rotated anchors and pairs, Tbibi remained the central host throughout the entire night. The broadcast also included segments from the "The Patriots" studio, hosted by Yinon Magal, and analyses of exit poll data by Shlomo Filber. Tbibi acknowledged her team, stating, "I want to thank you, you are the best and leading team of commentators in Israel."

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