The episode "The Rescue from Khan Yunis" Stretches and Resumes, Although It Is Known How the Event Ended • "Fact" remained at the forefront of investigations

• Does the job. Ilana Dayan in "Fact"

The second part of the "fact" investigation into the rescue from Khan Yunis continued the thriller from last week, which is that we know how this incident ended, not even relieving some of the tension.

The magnitude of the risk after the power's exposure will later be described by the chief of staff as an event that could turn into something of the size of "Gilad Shalit on steroids" - an event that could open a major war in Gaza. "Fact" knows how to build drama. For 20 minutes of broadcasting. The on-screen clock is stressful, the music is too. Devices laden with soldiers including blurred faces, Air Force contact network, UAV videos, 50 tons of explosives, dozens of aircraft, Aircraft monitors - this is a war movie, all of which build the story of the dangerous extraction of the force operating in Gaza.

"Fact" manages to broadcast materials that others do not reach, such as the Gaza landslide landing film, which was filmed by the UAV. Ilana Dayan interviews the pilot, 669 crew members and "transfers" from the security system, and everyone contributes their part to the atmosphere. Almost. ”And it also shows the failure of the unit that resulted in mission failure, the relationship between commanders and combatants, and the unwillingness of the force to size the mission.

"Fact" was and remains the forefront of Keshet when it comes to investigations. She knows how to innovate, stretch and excite, and mainly chooses issues that relate to every Israeli and Israeli who lives here.

"Fact" - The rescue from Khan Yunis, Keshet, Thursday, Thursday, 21:15

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