Noa Kirel's parents were refused entry to the concert — security manager reveals why
Noa Kirel's father praised the security company for its strict adherence to procedures, and the senior security manager confirmed his account.
The documentary series "I am Noa Kirel," which chronicles the life of the successful singer, captured the preparations for her massive concert at Yarkon Park in Tel Aviv. During one episode, Noa's parents, Amir and Ilana Kirel, were filmed being denied access to the stage area.
"When they say no one passes, then no one passes. It shows that the professional level there was high," Amir Kirel described in the series, which aired on yes.
Ruslan, the senior security manager for the company that provided services for the concert, explained why they prevented their entry. "We work according to instructions and procedures," Ruslan explained. "At that stage, it was forbidden to let anyone into the area in front of the stage because there were pyrotechnic devices, smoke cannons, and confetti cannons. If someone enters, they could get injured or startled, so entry was strictly prohibited."
Ruslan added: "All these things are coordinated long before the event begins during preliminary meetings with police officials and production staff. Our goal is to ensure that everyone returns home safe and sound."
