Journalist Yehuda Shlezinger Calls for Aggressive Action Against Filmmakers

Israeli journalist Yehuda Shlezinger launched a fierce, uninhibited attack on the creators of the film 'Nezah'. Shlezinger accused filmmakers Yuval Avraham and Rachel Shor of employing a well-known tactic of criticizing Israel and the IDF to gain attention and applause, dismissing their work as unoriginal and attention-seeking.

Shlezinger proposed severe measures against the filmmakers, stating that dialogue is unproductive. He suggested that revoking citizenship is insufficient and advocated for a more aggressive approach: "We need to pursue them. Pursue them, give them no rest." He urged that if they dare to set foot in Israel, they should not be given a moment's peace, whether at home, at work, or during leisure activities, emphasizing that protests must be legal and legitimate.

He further called for the formation of a 'Jewish patrol' both in Israel and abroad to demonstrate to the filmmakers, and others who might follow, that there is a heavy price for seeking the approval of antisemites worldwide. Shlezinger believes that 25 minutes of applause from antisemites comes at a significant cost.

In a related note, Yaron Avraham responded to rumors about him, stating, "There is no connection between us."