Israeli Broadcaster Calls for Boycott of Filmmakers Behind Venice-Awarded Documentary
Israeli media personality and presenter,ברי גלעד, has launched a scathing attack against the creators of the documentary film "Nezah," which recently won an award at the Venice Film Festival. In a sharp video posted on social media, גלעד described the film as a "disgusting creation that now stinks up the name of the people of Israel all over the world."
He further intensified his criticism, labeling the directors and creators as "traitors" and "Quislings" who have emerged from within the Israeli community. גלעד accused them of serving a large industry that is planning a "second Holocaust" for the Jewish people. He asserted that these individuals should be ostracized from the nation.
Following this strong condemnation, גלעד called for a complete social and economic boycott against the filmmakers and their families. He urged that no one should speak to them or their families, nor engage in any transactions with them, whether buying, selling, or providing services. He concluded by stating that these individuals should be cast out of Israel and find companionship elsewhere.
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