The network anchors and celebs started the morning (Wednesday) in a completely different way than they had planned.
The news reports about the combined attack in Jerusalem, in which two explosive devices were placed in two different arenas and caused many casualties and the loss of human life, brought quite a few of them back to the period of terrorist attacks using explosive devices that occurred during the Second Intifada in the early 2000s.
Some of them demanded that the new government act strongly, forcefully, and uncompromisingly against terrorism, but there were also those who believed that more violence was not the solution.
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"What a difficult morning, far from the pastoral in this story," wrote "Big Brother" host Liron Weizman against the background of a panoramic photo of the city a few days before the murderous attack.
"A very sad morning that brings me back to the attacks of the past. Now is exactly the time for this government to show what it is worth. There are families here who will never live the same again, wounded, and one big hole in the heart. The government's response should be strong and immediate," stated the model for Midod Greatness, Simcha Guetta.
"There are no more concessions, enough to be silent, fight this terrorism because this event must teach them that it is over for them!", she added.
"Difficult and sad morning. The bloody cycle of violence must stop. More violence will not help anyone. Only the path of peace and reconciliation of the moderate majority will defeat the violent extremists," expressed an opinion completely opposite to that of Gouta Nir Cohen of "The Big Brother" who previously served as a spokesman for an organization "Breaking the silence".
"What a sad morning, if," wrote former footballer and star of the "Bozglos" Maor Bozglo in despair.
"Difficult and sad morning. Let's stop for a moment and read a chapter for healing, salvation, and redemption of the people of Israel," suggested Odalia Soysa.
"Terrible," Adele interrupted briefly.
"We haven't seen a headline like this for many years. This is the achievement of the government of change, they brought us back to the days of Oslo," accused Yoav "The Shadow" Eliasi.
"I think it's called an attack, and it's terrible!" stated Anna Aronov.
"I'm sure there isn't a Jerusalemite who woke up this morning and didn't go back twenty years. The fear, this anxiety that we experienced on every corner or bus stop in the city. Just not these shocking inferno attacks again. Not in Jerusalem, and not in any other city," Bar Cohen, "of the Big Brother," added.
"Jerusalem is under attack!" shouted network anchor and model Natalie Dadon.
"When will it end? My heart is bleeding," asked the wealthy Nicole Reidman.
"Terrorist attack in Jerusalem. Explosion at two stations at the entrance to Jerusalem. 14 injured, 2 in critical condition. The police are conducting tests to rule out the possibility of additional explosive devices," updated model Eden Pines in English.
A full recovery for all the injured," Rotem Sela also greeted. "What a sad morning that takes us back many years!
And again tomorrow we will be back to normal.
We must take care from the root and with strength!
Enough, how much more is possible?
My heart breaks every time," Miren Bozaglo was angry. "Ima'la, I just saw it now!
What a sad and horrible morning.
How long?
Father, have mercy!", asked Einav Bobalil.
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