CHARLESTON, SC USA-May
10, 2013-FRONTLINE:
Jerusalem TV(FLJ)
is a pro-Israel broadcast TV news and
commentary producer. FLJ's stated purpose
is to shape world-views about Israel from
a Judeo-Christian perspective by bringing
the unfiltered truth about Israel to the
world. FLJ provides accurate, timely
reporting to any legitimate broadcast
organization, at no cost, eliminating any
financial barrier to reaching the world
with the truth about Israel.
Positioned
as a FREE Israeli TV news service, FLJ has
unique access to high-level sources with
credible information, in order to craft
powerful, accurate stories that matter.
With this reliable access to Israeli
insiders, FLJ creates network-level,
quality programming that is relevant
across most news demographics, bridging
many political and ideological divides.
FLJ recently secured a global
distribution agreement with Christian TV
network,The
Walk TV, that has a reach of 200
million households, world-wide. The Walk’s
distribution includes 240 broadcast
channels, penetrating50
million households in the USA,
including37
million cable households. Their
global satellite reach of150
million householdsincludes
the Caribbean, Finland, India and the
10/40 Window of Asia and Africa.The
10/40 Window is a region of the world
designated by Christian missionaries as
the most hostile to Judeo-Christian
principles and teachings. To find an
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FLJ has been on the
planning boards since 2006 and is
currently in full-time development,
intending to launch with weekly
programming during the fourth quarter of
2013. FLJ is currently producing
one-minute commentaries with host, Earl
Cox, and two-minute news updates with
anchor, Pam Coy.
The show’s senior
host, Earl Cox, is currently a recognized
international Christian broadcaster and
journalist. He was named by then Prime
Minister of Israel, Ehud Olmert as a
“Friend of Israel.” In January 2012 Cox,
along with the Chief Rabbi of Efrat, Rabbi
Shlomo Riskin, were recognized by Prime
Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu as
Israel's Goodwill Ambassadors to Christian
and Jewish communities. Prior to becoming
an outspoken and active supporter of
Israel, Earl Cox’s professional career
placed him in Washington, D.C. where he
served in senior level positions in the
administrations of four U.S. presidents.
Why
FLJ and why now? Cox says,"Due
to the constant political demonizing and
vilification by the major broadcast news
bureaus and other media outlets, Israel is
experiencing a rapid increase in global
isolation. With waning political support
from western allies and intense global
pressure, Israel is being demonized for
rightfully defending her borders. There
has never been a more urgent need for
accurate TV news and commentary about
Israel.FLJ
will help turn the tide in the
public-opinion Media War against Israel.”
The show’s news anchor, Pam Coy is a
former international model and on-camera
spokesperson working out of New York, Los
Angeles, Paris, Milan and Munich. During
her career, she represented 50 national
and international brands, was the national
spokesperson for Elizabeth Dole’s draft
campaign for US president, and is an
active public speaker and outspoken
supporter of Israel, volunteering for many
pro-Israel organizations.
With a
global distribution audience now in place
that includes 200 million households,
FLJ’s anchor and co-founder, Pam Coy has
announced a new $2.25 million capital
campaign to secure low-latency HD field
and studio broadcast equipment, and
support staff, to augment their planned
studios in Charleston, SC, and news
gathering capabilities in Jerusalem,
Israel and Washington, DC.
According
to Pam Coy,“Israel
is in desperate need of help to battle the
global media bias against her. FLJ has the
access, at the highest levels, to
accurate, timely news content; we have the
distribution; now we need the equipment
and staff. This is a critical project, and
the time is urgent.We must fill
the airwaves with the Truth about Israel.”
When fully operational, FLJ will
feature “unfiltered” hard news, opinion
panels and commentaries, including
critical analysis, from a Judeo-Christian
perspective, on issues and events that
impact us daily and shape our world.
Additional programming will include
profiles on Israeli news-makers, Jewish
history, and Israeli-developed technology,
industry and medicine. FLJ is also
producing journalistic short stories on
little known facts about modern day and
ancient Israel. These “Did you Know? Now
you Know!” weekly segments will begin in
early June, 2013. FLJ, a planned 501c3,
was founded by Christian supporters of
Israel, Bruce and Pam Coy, who have 60
combined years of professional broadcast
production experience. As a non-profit,
FLJ is structured in such a way that no
one individual or company owns it, but
rather it will be operated by Christians
and governed by a Jewish-based foundation.
