"She chickened out": Creator of the film NAZA got off the flight at the last moment

Following reports of her arrival in Israel, Rachel Szor, the creator of the anti-Israeli film 'NAZA', got off the plane at the last moment. Right-wing activist Mordechai David revealed a message saying 'she chickened out'. Hostage survivor Rom Braslavsky attacked her and called for her citizenship to be revoked.

Rachel Szor, the creator of the anti-Israeli film 'NAZA', got off the plane at the last moment on her flight to Israel, according to right-wing activist Mordechai David. David revealed a message he received from a person who was with Szor on the flight, stating that 'she chickened out' and did not board. David arrived at Terminal 3 with a team and waited for Szor, but she did not arrive. Hostage survivor Rom Braslavsky attacked Szor on X, called for her citizenship to be revoked, and labeled her a 'traitor'. About two months ago, her partner Yuval Abraham stated that the two would return to Israel and continue their struggle.