The news website of the American NBC channel reports on news announcements in Persian produced by the National Information Directorate. According to the report, the edition, which addresses the Iranian community in exile, was also seen in Iran itself. The report also said that the broadcasts were recorded in a variety of languages, including French, Spanish, Russian and Arabic.
With a director from Los Angeles - Israel launched a daily news broadcast in Persian
Every day, the news broadcast from Tel Aviv provides an update on the casualties in the war, the number of abductees held by Hamas, and a brief update on the military activity in the Gaza Strip and in the various sectors. In addition, short videos relating to the war are broadcast.
For example, on Thursday it was reported that a film from Hamas' GoPro camera was screened to Knesset members. Another item dealt with demonstrations in support of Hamas, the rise in anti-Semitism around the world, and terrorist attacks against Western countries. In addition, the broadcast included statements by senior Hamas figure Ghazi Hamad, who made it clear that the terrorist organization intended to repeat the horrors of October 7 until the destruction of Israel.
Explainers: An Israeli exiled from Iran and a sailor who happened to be in Israel
The presenter of the Persian edition is Ben Shabti, 51, an Israeli who was exiled from Iran as a child after the coup." We wanted to talk to the Iranian people directly without censorship, with accurate information, and tell them about the massacre and murder of Hamas, and draw the exact picture," Shabti said.
According to NBC, the newscasts are produced by Los Angeles-based American film director Guy Ross. Ross, who happened to be visiting family in Israel, enlisted in the PR system, along with 30 volunteers who work around the clock to produce the news announcements in coordination with the PR system.
"When you come across photos and videos of what happened, it shocks you and reinforces why we all volunteered," Ross said.
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