I laughed when I saw Los Angeles has a museum called the Museum of Tolerance. That was a great episode of South Park.
Actually, that episode is relevant today! Go watch it.
Anyway, Israeli actress Gal Gadot screened videos from the Hamas attack at the Museum of Tolerance. Executives and Israeli representatives attended the screening.
The Museum of Tolerance required extra security because of all the threats and hate thrown at it and Gadot for showing the film:
The somber gathering took place under heavy guard. Another media outlet leaked the location at which it would be taking place, resulting in threats against the museum and necessitating an FBI advance team in the days leading up to it.
The screening ticked off the “pro-Palestine” people, who attacked Israel supporters outside of the museum:
Police were already present in the area near the museum to maintain security.AIR7 HD was over the scene as dozens of people were gathered outside the museum. Multiple fights broke out, with several people being pepper-sprayed.Police formed a skirmish line in efforts to control the crowd. Several people were seen being detained but it was not immediately clear if arrests were made.
Miguel Angel Arias, who has a Palestinian wife, claimed that people will use the footage “to justify the killing of innocent Palestinians.”
No. It’s used to show people what happened because no one believes anything from Israel. They only believe Hamas.
Arias had a good point: “The screening is only for a few privileged people and it doesn’t lead to conversation.”
Sadly, Jews and other Israelis have to keep replaying these videos to convince people they’re not lying about October 7. The footage literally comes from Hamas terrorists:
A screening of the Oct. 7 footage was held Tuesday in New York at the headquarters of the AJC. Others are likely to follow in the weeks ahead as supporters of Israel’s military response seek to shape public opinion amid growing pressure from allies including the Group of 7 nations for “humanitarian pauses” in the conflict.“Bearing witness to this footage should make unmistakably clear that the barbaric attack by Hamas upon innocent men, women, children, the elderly and the infirm is something that is beyond the pale of how human beings should treat one another,” Richard Hirschhaut, Los Angeles director of the American Jewish Committee, said before the screening. “That imagery needs to stand apart from political expression and from deeply held viewpoints, whether one is pro-Palestinian or pro-Israel.”
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