TV Host Calls for Ostracizing Documentary Filmmakers Over Controversial Film

Israeli TV host and media personality,ברי גלעד (Avri Gilad), has launched a severe public attack against filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shor, creators of the documentary "Nezah." Following widespread criticism and threats against the filmmakers, Gilad posted a video on social media calling for their complete social and economic boycott.

Gilad described the film as "filth" that is "making the smell of the people of Israel stink all over the world." He further labeled the filmmakers as "traitors" and accused them of being part of an industry planning a "second Holocaust" against Israelis. He asserted that the two should be "completely ostracized from the people of Israel."

Expanding his call for a boycott, Gilad demanded that their immediate families also be included, stating, "No one should speak to them or their families... No one should sell to them, buy from them, or serve them. Nothing."

Concluding his remarks, Gilad stated that the filmmakers should be "dried up" as they have "dried us up unjustly." He urged that they be "shunned outside the people of Israel" and "disconnected from us," suggesting they "go find friends with keffiyehs and blue hair in the world."