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(The IDF did conduct a rescue operation there during the Super Bowl that freed two hostages, and the Israeli government bought ads that aired during the game on Paramount streaming and on social Kraft founded FCAS in 2019, at a time of rising antisemitism, and aired its first Super Bowl commercial last year, four months after the Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel, when reports of (The IDF did conduct a rescue operation there during the Super Bowl that freed two hostages, and the Israeli government bought ads that aired during the game on Paramount streaming and on social Was the first antisemitism-themed ad to air at the Super Bowl tactful or tasteless? How much did it have to do with Israel? And what is “Jewish hate,” anyway? Those are some of the questions (JNS) Israel kicked off an advertising campaign in the United States on Super Bowl weekend to bring attention to the plight of the 136 hostages still in the hands of the Hamas terrorist group in Gaza. The Foundation to Combat Anti-Semitism, which is owned by Robert Kraft, the billionaire owner of the NFL’s New England Patriots, has purchased a $7 million TV ad spot on Super Bowl Sunday to Israel's war on Gaza has killed 28,340 Palestinians, mostly women and children, with a further 67,984 wounded, according to figures from Gaza's health authorities. The prime-time Super Bowl ad as Israeli warplanes committed another massacre in Rafah, a so-called safe zone, garnered outrage. A pro-Israel Super Bowl ad reportedly sparked most of the FCC complaints. "During the recent broadcast of the Super Bowl, CBS aired an ad that was paid for by the State of Israel," a message The ad will conclude with an updated message: “Stand Up to All Hate.” Last Super Bowl Sunday, FCAS aired a $7 million ad featuring Civil Rights icon and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Israel aired an ad in Super Bowl LVIII aimed at drumming up awareness for the fathers being held captive by Hamas / Israeli National Public Diplomacy Directorate. Apparently, this commercial tested well, but once it aired to thousands of drunk people at Super Bowl parties, bookended by funny and raunchy commercials, it fell apart. “Shower” (GoDaddy, 2009) Many online critics also pointed out that while the Super Bowl ad aired, Israel began a bombing campaign of Gaza’s southern city of Rafah, the last safe zone in the region where 1.2 million Pro-Palestinian activists have been sharing a video in response to an Israeli advert for the Super Bowl pledging to bring home captives held in Gaza. Subscri It wasn’t a Super Bowl ad, exactly, but a message from Israel’s government, drawing attention to the Israeli dads still being held in captivity by Hamas, was watched by millions during the Super Bowl who were streaming the game on smart TVs on Paramount+. The spot was dedicated to all the dads — “the funny [] Papaya Global is going to the Super Bowl. The Israeli fintech unicorn that offers a cloud based platform for companies to handle their payrolls, is set to be the only Israeli firm to advertise Super Bowl LVII in 2023 was the most-watched U.S. telecast in history, and with well over 100 million people expected to tune in on Feb. 11, Super Bowl Sunday will provide one of the biggest platforms on Earth for pro-Israel groups to attempt to justify Israel’s ongoing genocidal war on Gaza. The upcoming Super Bowl game will feature a commercial featuring Israeli fathers held hostage by Hamas with a vow to bring them home. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram The ad, which will be aired in the most viewed segment in television all year, will cost an estimated $7 million. Its Super Bowl ad features Clarence B. Jones, the former lawyer and adviser to Martin Luther King, Jr. who drafted King’s famous “I Have A Dream” speech for the 1963 March on Washington Israel had previously designated the city of Rafah as a i can’t believe we are supposed to be afraid to denounce the country that aired a super bowl ad while bombing the starving people The Foundation to Combat Antisemitism (FCAS), founded by New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, will air its second ever Super Bowl commercial on Sunday and the 30-second spot this year features
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