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Liri Albag to Film Creators: 'You Sold Your People for People Who Hope You Die'
Captivity survivor Liri Albag harshly attacked the filmmakers of the award-winning film NAZA, including producer Yuval Abraham, following the allegations leveled against the IDF in it: 'If you had fallen into Hamas captivity, from their perspective you would have been a soldier in any case.'
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Captivity survivor Liri Albag issued a scathing response against the creators of the film that won an award at Venice, including Yuval Abraham, one of the film's producers, and wrote that 'you sold your people for people who hope you die, and for that there is no forgiveness.'
Captivity survivor Liri Albag published an angry response against the creators of the film that won an award at Venice and harshly attacked Yuval Abraham, one of the film's producers.
According to the report, the film incorporates anonymous testimonies from soldiers and former IDF officers and commanders, and according to its creators the army killed civilians deliberately and systematically.
Albag addressed Abraham directly and wrote: 'You understand that on October 7, if you were in the envelope, none of the terrorists would have stopped.' According to her, even if he served only two weeks in the army and was discharged because of his political positions, had he fallen into Hamas captivity the terrorists would have seen him as a soldier in any case and tortured him.
'You sold your people for people who hope you die, and for that there is no forgiveness,' wrote Albag, and wondered how such people have citizenship here.
