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Israeli journalists scramble live on air as siren wailed during Iran's attack

Israeli journalists scramble live on air as siren wailed during Iran's attack

Tel Aviv:  As the siren sounded in Israel, the anchors and guests live on TV abruptly left the broadcast and hurriedly ran away.

In a startling turn of events, a live debate on Israeli News Channel 14 was dramatically cut short as air raid sirens suddenly blared across the country. The unsettling sound, signaling incoming Iranian missile attacks, sent anchors and guests scrambling from the studio, leaving viewers with a powerful image of the immediate threat faced by those on air.

A video shared widely on X (formerly Twitter) captured the raw moment as fear gripped the studio. As soon as the sirens began, signaling the danger, the host and guests wasted no time, quickly evacuating the set and bringing the program to an abrupt halt. This footage offers a stark glimpse into the volatile situation on the ground.

This incident stands in sharp contrast to a recent event involving an Iranian news channel. During an Israeli attack, female news anchor Sahar Emami displayed remarkable composure. Instead of panicking, she showed incredible bravery, returning to broadcast shortly after the attack to resume the live program.

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