Super Bowl Israeli Ad Campaign Sparks Outrage Amid Rafah Airstrike
The ad aimed to raise awareness of hostages held by Hamas, coinciding with a deadly airstrike that killed over 63 people.
- Israel launched an ad campaign during the 2024 Super Bowl to raise awareness about the 136 hostages held by Hamas, featuring ads on TV, radio, and billboards.
- The campaign coincided with an Israeli airstrike in Rafah, resulting in over 63 deaths, sparking outrage over the timing of the ad and the military action.
- Social media users criticized the Israeli government for airing the ads during the Super Bowl, suggesting a motive behind the simultaneous events.
- The ads, including messages from celebrities and emotional appeals, aimed to mobilize public support for the hostages' release.
- Despite the controversy, the Israeli government has not commented on the public's reaction to the ad campaign and the airstrike.