By Panagiotis Michos
Israel's ambassador to Athens, Noam Katz, spoke to "Manifesto" about the Dinah report, which describes and reveals in full the atrocities committed by the terrorist Hamas against Israelis.
The BBC has admitted in a statement that it aired a documentary about children in Gaza that did not meet the station's standards for accurate reporting. The narrator was a 13-year-old boy who was the son of a former Hamas minister. The documentary, which was an independent production, was eventually taken down by the BBC, while the production company admitted that it paid a sum of money to the child's mother. The BBC is now investigating whether money was also paid to Hamas, which Britain considers a terrorist organization.
The mother of Israeli hostage Rom Braslavski, Tami, gave the following interview to Crystal Glyniadaki, which was published on 26.6.2025 in Athens Voice, entitled "Rom Braslavski: Hostage, 21 years old", in which she describes the moments of agony she has been experiencing for 630 days.
On 30.5.25, Tami Braslavsky visited Athens and spoke at the Athens Synagogue about the events of October 7, moving those present.
Athens Voice, Krystalli Glyniadaki 26.6.2025
Behind Tami Braslavsky, the Attica sea shimmers in Faliro. We are in the heart of the Athenian Riviera, on a hotel terrace where many tourists would like to spend their summer holidays. Tami has her back turned to the water and the horizon. For two hours now, she has been looking at me and talking to me, although she is clearly exhausted from the constant movement and medication, with persistence and stability.
An Israeli father takes us on a tour of his home shelter and tells us the history of shelters in Israel: This is our “mamad,” the protected room in our house. Most of the time we use it as a gym, a library, a guest room, or a storage room, but now, with Iranian rockets overhead, it’s where my wife and two children sleep. When the sirens go off, I go to the shelter and close the steel door so they don’t wake up. And we’re lucky. We have a “mamad,” as these safe rooms are called. Only about 44 percent of Israeli apartments have one. The rest run to communal shelters located in basements, stairwells, or at the end of the street, hoping to get there in time.
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From the interesting discussion between Victor Eliezer and Evangelia Baltatzi, on the show "Yes, But Otherwise", on ERT's First Program, 20/06/2025.
Listen to the show HERE (from 00:10:12 – 00:23:10)
The transcript follows:
E.M.: I was reading yesterday the announcement issued by the Central Israeli Council of Greece on the occasion of some verbal attacks on tourists, on Jewish tourists who are characterized as "murderers" and it is obviously not only that, whatever these facts are that Mr. Eliezer will tell us shortly on our hotline and I thank him very much. Good afternoon, Mr. Eliezer.
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