Interview · moment 2 of 17
Noa Tishby's Background and the October 7th Massacre
from A Case For Israel with Noa Tishby | The Tim Dillon Show #368 · #368
4 min
Guest
Tishby details her career including working briefly for Netanyahu's government before being dismissed for criticizing judicial overhaul, then describes the October 7th Hamas attack in graphic detail, including mass killings, rape, and mutilation of victims.
- Noa Tishby is an Israeli-American actress and producer who created the first TV format to go from Israel to America on HBO.
- Tim asks why she was briefly appointed as Israel's special envoy for combating anti-Semitism under Yair Lapid, then dismissed under Netanyahu for criticizing a judicial overhaul.
- The key point: you can criticize Israeli government policies while acknowledging Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state.
- October 7th wasn't a terrorist attack in the conventional sense—it was an invasion by nearly 3,000 militants who broke through the border into towns and kibbutzim.
- The massacre killed 1,500 people and caused the greatest slaughter of Jewish people since the Holocaust in a single day.
- The attackers filmed the barbarism—beheadings of babies, families burned alive, a pregnant woman's belly sliced open and her fetus beheaded—as proof of what they were willing to do.
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