The plays that deal with the suffering of the enemy – and the municipality that helped fund them

A Channel 14 report covers two plays in Tel Aviv that focus on the suffering of Gaza residents during the war, and criticizes the Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality for indirectly supporting them. The municipality stated that the plays are independent initiatives with no municipal involvement in their content.

A Channel 14 report covers two plays to be staged in Tel Aviv, focusing on the suffering of Gaza residents during the Swords of Iron war. The first play, 'Aisha Live Gaza,' deals with hunger and food shortages in the Strip. The second, 'The Last Show in Gaza – The Migrants,' recreates a play staged in Gaza before the war and incorporates testimonies about the destruction of culture in the Strip. The report criticizes the productions for ignoring the broader context of the war, which began with the Hamas terror attack on October 7. It further claims that the Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality is indirectly assisting the plays through support for cultural institutions. The municipality's response states that the plays are independent initiatives with no municipal involvement in their content.