Ayala Hasson on the most burning question in the elections: "There is consciousness engineering here"

Journalist Ayala Hasson was interviewed on 103FM and addressed the convergence of polls toward a tie between the blocs. She warned against manipulations in polls and sharply criticized the documentary "Nazha," claiming it accuses the IDF of mass murder without basis.

Journalist Ayala Hasson was interviewed on a program on 103FM and addressed the recent trend in polls, which are converging toward a tie between the political blocs. Hasson, who noted that she personally does not like polls, warned of "consciousness engineering" and "manipulations" in polls, arguing that people are influenced by them. Later, Hasson sharply criticized the documentary "Nazha" (directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shor), based solely on a trailer. She questioned how the IDF could be accused of mass murder, emphasizing that Israel fought with great caution, and that soldiers died because of this caution. Hasson claimed that if Israel had wanted to commit genocide, it could have done so in a short time, and that the film is a landmark event in dealing with this narrative.

Ayala Hasson on the most burning question in the elections: "There is consciousness engineering here"