'NAZA – The True Story' Under Attack: "They Reported That the Site Is a Fraud"

Hagai Gutman, one of the creators of the Israeli advocacy film 'NAZA – The True Story', reports daily attack attempts on the website streaming the film, amounting to over 2 million attempts per day. According to him, pro-Palestinian activists are reporting to Google that the site is a fraud, aiming to take it offline. Gutman has appealed to the Jewish diaspora to report to Google that the site is legitimate.

Hagai Gutman, one of the creators of the Israeli advocacy film 'NAZA – The True Story', spoke about an organized attack against the website streaming the film. In an interview with Channel 14, Gutman revealed that the site experiences over 2 million bot attack attempts daily, aimed at taking it offline. According to him, pro-Palestinian activists are acting in a coordinated manner: they report to Google that the site is a fraud, using conversations on X (formerly Twitter) to coordinate the effort. Gutman appealed to Jews in the diaspora to join the advocacy battle and report to Google that the site is legitimate. The film, which he created together with Roee Danino and attorney Ariel Averbuch, went live about two weeks ago and has already garnered over 43 million views internationally. The work was intended to counter the anti-Israeli film 'NAZA' by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor. The three creators have embarked on an advocacy campaign including a screening tour in the US and Europe, and received a certificate of appreciation from Tzachi Hanegbi, head of the National Public Diplomacy Directorate.