ISRAEL WAR DIARY
Absolutely nothing — no insult, no blood libel, no calumny —has enraged Israelis more than Yuval Avraham and Rachel Szor, Israeli creators of the vicious, calculated piece of propaganda against the IDF entitled “Naza”
Naomi Ragen
September 27, 2026
We in Israel are once again fast approaching another anniversary of October 7. I won’t lie. These years, all three of them, have been filled with unbelievable pain; with vicious, hateful insults towards the Jews, and the people of Israel. We have heard ourselves described as baby-killers, although it was our babies that were deliberately killed. We have been accused of genocide, when it was Hamas whose entire intention on October 7 was exactly that. But nothing, absolutely nothing — no insult, no blood libel, no calumny —has enraged Israelis more than Yuval Avraham and Rachel Szor, Israeli creators of the vicious, calculated piece of propaganda against the IDF entitled “Naza.” The disgust and outrage I have witnessed spreading across Israel has been unlike anything else. It has flooded across barriers of political and religious divides, doing something we’ve long believed impossible: creating total unity among all Israelis. READ MORE
YNET ‘We don’t care’: Dutch audience heckles Oct. 7 bereaved mother at NAZA screening
A screening of the documentary NAZA in the Netherlands erupted into confrontation after bereaved Israeli mother Sabine Tassa took the stage and protested the film’s portrayal of the war, declaring: “Hamas terrorists murdered my husband and son.” Several members of the audience responded by shouting “Shame on you” and “We don’t care…Tassa, whose husband and son were murdered in the Oct. 7 massacre and whose other children were seriously wounded, then took the stage and addressed the film’s directors, Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, who were not present at the event. “Look me in the eyes. You talk about collateral damage? My husband and my son were murdered by Hamas. Where is that in your film?” she said.
ALGEMEINER IDF Reveals 170 Gaza ‘Journalists’ Were Terror Operatives, Escalating Scrutiny of Wartime Media Death Toll The Israeli military revealed Thursday that 170 Palestinians killed in Gaza who were publicly identified as civilian “journalists” were actually affiliated with terrorist organizations, further intensifying scrutiny of international accusations that Israel deliberately targets members of the press. In a months-long investigation, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) identified dozens of individuals presented as journalists and media personnel who were in fact serving within terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip, including 118 members of Hamas’s military wing, the al-Qassam Brigades, 49 members of Islamic Jihad, two members of the Popular Resistance Committees and one member of the Mujahideen Brigades. According to compiled documents, 17 individuals on the list even took part in the Hamas-led invasion of and massacre across southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023.
