Soroka film screened Preview shows wounded Noam

Oct 4

Anna Pines reports from a screening at the President's Residence of Real Time's forthcoming documentary using previously unseen Soroka emergency-room security footage from the first day of the October 7 war. She describes the staff's mass-casualty response and says TikTok removed a promotional excerpt as misleading or conspiratorial. The substantial preview follows Golani soldier Noam Ben Shalosh, wounded after fighting at Magen Alumim, his father Avraham greeting him on a stretcher and his family's wait at the trauma room. An unnamed medical participant recalls hope of saving his leg, the realization it could not be saved, and reassuring the devastated family that he was alive. The film's next-day broadcast is announced rather than reported completed, and the preview retains the complete patient's-treatment account.

Kan reports a screening at the President's Residence that evening of Real Time's investigation into Soroka's first-day war response, with television broadcast planned for the next day. Anna Pines describes previously unseen security-camera footage and staff accounts of an extraordinary mass-casualty emergency, then introduces a wounded soldier's treatment preview. This establishes the documentary and screening; next-day television showing is an announced plan.