Author: BrainFlushings

This is a YouTube documentary in which survivors, family members, friends of the those who were slaughtered on October 7, 2023 by Hamas and some Palestinian “civilians,” were interviewed.

In the documentary, Sheryl Sandberg, the Chief Operating Officer of Facebook, was the interviewer of the traumatized Jews who survived the attack, and she promoted the role of technology and social media in promoting awareness and activism around the issues of sexual violence and abuse. Of course, there was much more to what happened to Jews on that day and that became obvious from her interviews.

The Executive Producers of the documentary is Carol and Joey Low, and the Director is Anat Stalinsky.

The film starts off by showing the incredible destruction of civilian homes in Kibbutz Kfar Aza and. several women who amazingly lived through the carnage spoke with Sandberg through tears.

Many bodies were later found naked and there was clear and obvious evidence that many were sexually assaulted: bloody pants, nails in the vagina, bruises and amputated breasts were discovered and there were witnesses who saw the abuse taking place, while some heard the screams of women begging for their assailants to stop, and then the screams ended.

The interviews were quite moving and even brought Sandberg to the brink of tears several times throughout the documentary. The interviewees, some of whom were first responders, saw what the savages did to the Israelis. Beheadings did occur, but I will not go into further detail about what was said of the attack, which in the first hours took the lives of around 1,200 people and kidnapped over 250.

Professor Ruth Halperin, former Vice President of the UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination of Women was asked why sexual violence on women is used as a tool of war. Her response was: “Using sexual violence as a tool of war, of weaponizing women, sadly is as old as the history of humanity. Because when the body of a woman is violated, it symbolizes the body of the whole nation.”

You need to see this documentary if you want to understand what evil looks like. There is so much more I can say about it, but it’s better you see it for yourself.

Bear their story.

Am Yisrael Chai!