Channel 14 host makes bold proposal to 'No Other Land' filmmakers

Channel 14 host Tal Meir attacked the creators of the film "No Other Land," Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shor, and proposed screening the film in Gaza in their presence, while noting that the terrorists on October 7 did not distinguish between residents of the Gaza envelope who helped Gazans and other Israelis.

Channel 14 host Tal Meir attacked today (Monday) the creators of the film "No Other Land," Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shor, and proposed screening the film in Gaza in their presence. Meir said: "Let's see what their fate will be afterward." She noted that the terrorists on October 7 did not distinguish between residents of the Gaza envelope who helped Gazans and other Israelis: "As far as they were concerned, everyone was a settler. Even the residents of the Gaza envelope who for years hugged and tried to help them, drove them to hospitals. It didn't help them – no one had mercy on them when they entered the gates of the kibbutzim." The film, which won an award at the Venice Film Festival, presents claims against IDF activity in Gaza. The IDF rejected the film's central claims and called them "an absolute lie." Minister Zohar demanded examining the revocation of citizenship from the creators. The article quotes only the host's remarks, without additional sources or a response from the creators.

Channel 14 host makes bold proposal to 'No Other Land' filmmakers