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Channel 14 Repeats On-Air Mistake After Misidentifying Former Military Prosecutor

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Hebrew · 8 newsrooms covering

Channel 14 made a second on-air mistake within a day, first misidentifying former military prosecutor Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi in a report, then presenter Dana Ron mistakenly addressed a reporter as if he were from another news outlet during a live broadcast. The channel removed the erroneous segment after viewers pointed out the misidentification.

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  • Channel 14 misidentified former military prosecutor Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi in a report.
  • Viewers noticed the woman questioned was not Tomer-Yerushalmi, prompting removal of the segment.
  • Presenter Dana Ron mistakenly addressed a Channel 14 reporter as if he was from Channel 12 live on air.
  • Ron quickly corrected herself during the broadcast in front of viewers.
  • These incidents occurred within less than 24 hours, causing embarrassment for Channel 14.
Channel 14 Repeats On-Air Mistake After Misidentifying Former Military Prosecutor
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Less than 24 hours after Channel 14 issued a correction for mistakenly identifying former military prosecutor Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, the channel faced another on-air blunder. During a live broadcast, presenter Dana Ron addressed a Channel 14 reporter as if he were from Channel 12, quickly correcting herself in front of viewers. This incident followed a previous embarrassment where Channel 14 aired a teaser featuring a reporter questioning a woman about the potential closure of her case, implying it was Tomer-Yerushalmi. However, many viewers pointed out that the woman was not the former military prosecutor. The channel later removed the segment that evening. These repeated mistakes have caused notable embarrassment for Channel 14.

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