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IDF Drops Plan to Broadcast World Cup Matches to Troops in Lebanon
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By אדם מיכלשווילי
First reported by Srugim · Jun 11, 2026
What happened
The IDF scrapped a proposal to use its classified Z-Tube video system to broadcast World Cup matches to soldiers stationed in Lebanon and other remote areas. Officials said the system was meant for operational use only and that adding civilian content would set an inappropriate precedent.
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