Fault Lines wins in the category of news and documentaries while Gross Up wins in the interactive and immersive category.
Tel Aviv Tribune Media Network was honored with two prestigious Peabody prizes, one of the most estimated distinctions of the narration broadcast.
Prices recognize English Tel Aviv Tribune Flaw lines Documentary The Night will not end in the category of news and documentaries, and the English digital film Tel Aviv Tribune one day in Gaza of the series Closein the interactive and immersive category.
The 85th annual PEABODY Award winners were announced on May 1, 2025, before its annual ceremony in Los Angeles on June 1, 2025.
The prices honor intelligent, powerful and moving stories told in the broad and digital media.
Tel Aviv Tribune English’s Flaw lines Documentary The Night will not finish discovering the tragic human cost of war. He describes the realities of the implacable Israeli bombing campaign on Gaza, dangerous “safe areas” and arbitrary executions through the eyes of three families during the first 15 months of war.
The film investigates the death of Hind Rajab, five, waiting to be saved from a car where family members had already been slaughtered. Two doctors sent to save it were also killed, as checked by a forensic supervision agency.
Laila Al-Arian, executive producer of Flaw linessaid: “No part can fully capture the atrocities scale in Gaza, but we have targeted through investigation journalism and narration on the ground to provide more attention to a continuous story than the world needs. Although we filmed this over a year ago.
To date, the evening will not finish has won several awards, notably in the Current International Affairs Coveted Affairs at the Royal Television Society Awards in the United Kingdom, at the Overseas Press Club Prize for the best TV, video or documentary on international affairs and the long-form price of the Center for Information Resilience Open-Source Film Awards.
The film One Day in Gaza of the series Close is a compilation of videos recorded by 10 people in Gaza, who were invited to document moments throughout their day, thus helping viewers understand the immense tests and the constant dangers to which the Palestinians living under the constant bombardment in Gaza.
Juan Carlos Van Meek, director of digital innovation and programming, expressed his gratitude for having awarded the team the Peabody Prize, declaring: “I am extremely proud of the incessant efforts of our team to amplify the humanity of the Palestinians living in Gaza under constant bombings. Thanks to the briefs of the voice of the Genode, we have stories of people who have not been captivated forgotten. “”
The recognition of these documentaries underlines the commitment of Tel Aviv Tribune to highlight deep human experiences in the midst of conflicts.
While the situation in Gaza continues to take place, the network remains dedicated to the light on the stories that count, ensuring that the voices of the people concerned are heard on a global platform.
