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“We give Israel 10 million dollars every day so they can spend 7 million dollars on a Super Bowl commercial to propagandize our population while actively carrying out a genocide,” a user on X (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 Ads funded by the Israeli state and pro-Israel interest groups are popping up on Americans’ TV screens. Israel aired an ad in Super Bowl LVIII aimed at drumming up awareness for the fathers Israel ran a series of 30-second ads during the NFL Super Bowl on Sunday to push their narrative of the Gaza war part of its hasbara propaganda drive. The ad begins by showing an NFL athlete playing with his son, then cutting to clips of Israeli hostages being held in Gaza playing with their kids before 7 October when around 250 Israelis were “We give Israel 10 million dollars every day so they can spend 7 million dollars on a Super Bowl commercial to propagandize our population while actively carrying out a genocide,” a user on X 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 [] Screenshot of one of the Israeli ad that aired during Super Bowl weekend. [Photo: State of Israel] In television ads, each costing $7 million for 30 seconds, the Israeli government and others Controversial Super Bowl ads 02:50. MIAMI - The cost of a 30-second ad this year during the Super Bowl was $7 million.. Patriot's owner Robert Kraft had a commercial urging people to "Stand up to 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 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. Now, as Israel wages war against the civilians of Gaza, Kraft is again flexing his financial and political muscles in order to defend the indefensible. His Foundation of Combat Antisemitism, or FCAS, will be spending an estimated $7 million to buy a Super Bowl ad titled “Stop Jewish Hate” that will be seen by well over 100 million people. 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. Another ad to [] Israel’s Diaspora Ministry and the National Information Directorate has sponsored an ad that will air on Paramount’s Smart TV network during the Super Bowl appealing for the release of hostages. On platforms dedicated to sports and current affairs, digital ads featuring images of hostages and statements by their families will be seen. Israel's National Public Diplomacy Directorate released videos, ahead of the Super Bowl, aimed at “raising awareness of the 136 hostages that remain in Hamas captivity”.The videos are to be Israel News Talk Radio. Watch: Pro-Israel US Ad Campaign Ahead of the Super Bowl. By. David Israel - 2 Adar I 5784 – February 11, 2024. 0. Share on Facebook. Tweet on Twitter Super Bowl LVII in 2023 was the most-watched US 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. Israel is launching an ad campaign during the Super Bowl that will aim to raise awareness among Americans about the plight of the roughly 136 Israeli hostages remaining in Gaza, according to a statement by Israel’s National Public Diplomacy Directorate. The foundation run by the owner of the New England Patriots has purchased a Super Bowl ad titled “Stop Jewish Hate”—but it’s the foundation that is helping to fuel antisemitism. By Dave Zirin / The Real News Network Super Bowl LVII in 2023 was the most-watched US 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.
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