Garbage Trucks 'Collect' Foreigners from the Streets: Shafi Paz's AI Video That Caused an Uproar

Social activist Shafi Paz published a viral AI video in which foreign nationals are allegedly collected from the streets by garbage trucks. The video drew criticism, and Paz clarified that the provocation was intentional: "The video is meant to shock." She claimed the video is based on real images, criticized Supreme Court justices, and compared the situation to immigration in Europe.

Social activist Shafi Paz published a viral AI video showing foreign nationals lying in the streets and allegedly being collected by garbage trucks. The video drew public criticism, and Paz clarified that the provocation was intentional: "The video is meant to shock." According to her, the video is based on real images taken in the streets by residents, and it was intended to illustrate her struggle against illegal immigration and its consequences for neighborhood residents. Paz sharply criticized Supreme Court justices, whom she says are responsible for the situation, and compared the situation in Israel to immigration in European countries such as Britain, France, and Sweden. She also mentioned a case where an Eritrean infiltrator attacked Olympia Haviv with a brick. Paz said the idea for the video came after a conversation with a four-year-old girl who said she was afraid of the bad people on the street, and concluded: "The opinion of all the beautiful souls does not interest me. Come and collect them yourselves."