About two weeks after she turned to users to help her keep her account, Natalie Dadon does it again and again asks her followers to help her in the virtual arena, but this time in a completely different context.
Natalie Dadon on a panel in New York, photo: Haim Tuito Conference at 7 in New York
On Tuesday, the network made pleas to IDF soldiers and those exposed to its content, demanding that they stop distributing videos from within the combat zones that it claims harm Israel's propaganda effort during this challenging period, pose dangers to it, and cast it in a negative light in the world.
"I need your attention! I beg you – soldiers, fighters, everyone in the field – to stop filming! And to all citizens of the State of Israel: You have received, do not transfer!" she demanded vehemently. "There are videos circulating on the Internet that as soon as you film and upload, it is a propaganda attack that will cause damage for years to come," she claimed. "Not mani from a target, not naked terrorists and not other toppins from the field or outside the field."
She later stated that she understood the reason why these videos were being distributed, but in the same breath called for an end to what she considered dangerous conduct. "I understand the positive place of uplifting the spirit of the people, I understand everything, but in Hayat, it's a self-goal! Stop documenting! Stop uploading material to the web. Please, male and female soldiers, this is for your own good. Don't forget the day after. We have enemies who are just waiting for these records. Please take a screenshot and warn every single soldier you know. Please!" she pleaded.
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