Sheryl Sandberg visits Kibbutz Ra'im during the filming of the docu about the massacre in the south./Ren Mendelson
Sheryl Sandberg, former Vice President of the "Meta" company and a proud Jew, has been busy since the seventh of October with a global information campaign for Israel, in which she speaks openly on the networks and in the media in order to bias the negative and misguided public opinion regarding the events of the war and specifically regarding the sexual crimes committed by Hamas terrorists on Meanwhile, last night the former vice president completed filming for a new documentary film directed by her, Screams Before Silence ("Screams and then Silence").
The film, filmed in Israel, sheds light on the sexual crimes committed by Hamas terrorists as part of the murderous attack on October 7, and presents new information about the specific events.
It is unequivocal evidence of acts of rape, abuse and sexual crimes committed by the terrorists against Israeli women and girls, including additional evidence accumulated in recent weeks following the release of the abductees from Hamas captivity - then it became clear that these also took place during the captivity.
Despite the horrific evidence, the atrocities received little attention from human rights organizations and international women's organizations, and even worse, prominent global figures from the field of politics, academia and the media tried to minimize the scope of the events.
Some even denied that they happened.
Cheryl and one of the survivors of the massacre at the Nova party site./Ren Mendelson
As part of the mission she undertook to bring to the attention of the world public the extent of the atrocities committed by Hamas terrorists, Sandberg stayed in Israel last week and completed the filming of the film.
Among other things, the photos were taken in the settlements surrounding Gaza and Barai at the place where the Nova party took place.
The film includes interviews with eyewitnesses, freed abductees, ZAKA and police officers, medical and forensic experts, and survivors of the Hamas massacre.
Since the beginning of the war, Sandberg has become one of the prominent voices on the issue on the world stage. Her call that "rape can never be a weapon of war" echoed in an editorial which she published on CNN in a speech she gave at an event with survivors of the October 7th massacre at the UN headquarters in New York, and in a series of meetings she recently held with leaders in Britain, France and Germany.
In all these events, Sandberg leads a call to the international community to investigate the crimes of Hamas as crimes against humanity.
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"It is our duty to demand justice for the victims and witnesses who survived, and to make sure that the criminals and rapists are held accountable for their actions. And for those who did not survive - it is our duty to give them a voice, since they can no longer tell," Sandberg said.
"I would like to thank Kastina Communications for the joint work that made it possible to shed light on the sexual crimes committed by Hamas on October 7."
The film is intended for distribution at the beginning of April 2024 and was produced in cooperation with Kastina Communications, which is also behind the production of the film NOVA# about the massacre at the Nature Festival in Ra'im.
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