Big Brother vs. Millions won’t air due to kidnapper being killed

After the murder of six kidnapped people who were still alive in the past few days, TV channels are changing their planned schedules. Channel 13 will not broadcast an episode of Big Brother tonight, but an extended version. In Bequest 12, an episode of Race for Millions was postponed and replaced by an extended version, followed by Aburi and the Sharks. And here, 11 episodes of the entertainment program The Chase and the comedy program Armchair Stories will not be broadcast tonight. Instead, the Arab channel will broadcast the second episode of the documentary series Captives, which was launched on Saturday night and tells a journey spanning fifty years, telling past events of the capture and kidnapping of Israelis (soldiers and civilians) by terrorist organizations and the negotiation and deal process for its release will also be broadcast every evening in the next few days, instead of the planned broadcast schedule.

Meanwhile, the Lev Cinema announced that “out of sympathy and support for the families of the kidnapped and their struggle, the cinema will be closed from 17:00”. The Indoor Theater also announced the cancellation of all performances planned for tonight.

The IDF and Shin Bet recovered the bodies of the kidnapped Carmel Gait, Aden Yerushalmi, Hirsch Goldberg-Polin, Alexander Lobnov, Almog Sarosi and Uri Danino from underground tunnels in the Rafah area last night (Saturday) and brought them back to Israel. They were kidnapped and killed by Hamas terrorists in Gaza on October 7. After the identification process by the National Institute of Forensic Medicine, the Israeli police and military rabbis; the kidnapped team of the Ministry of Personnel, which was responsible for escorting the families of the kidnapped, conveyed the news to the families. Except for Carmel Gait, the rest of the kidnapped bodies were kidnapped alive from the Nova Party and killed by Hamas terrorists shortly before the security forces found them.