Much like the treatment of Corona, the idea behind the new Israeli music channel is worthy and important, but the result is scribbled and illogical • Review

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Israeli Salad: A Blessed Initiative Launched this Week: Establishment of a new Israeli music channel by ACUM and Tel-Aviv, aimed at promoting and supporting Israeli art.

• For the artists: a new music channel

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The tracks are called by random names that do not indicate the content, and have everything from everything: "Morning of fun", "Israeli mix", "Coffee at ten", "Time out" and more. Equally they could call 90 percent of them "Israeli salad," and that was appropriate. It would have been worthwhile to hire an editor who would formulate conceptual content before launching the channel.

At noon, Jordan Wiesel, who is leading the "Israel Karaoke Parade," came up. The last time a presenter explained about the song we were going to hear on TV and it's someone's interest, was in the '90s, and they called the MTV channel. It is not clear why it was necessary to invest in a studio program for this.

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Assuming you do not have a barbershop where the channel is open in the background, you do not really have to watch it.