Famous director: Netanyahu! Killing of how many Palestinians will finally satisfy you?
The Israel Hayom newspaper reported in this regard that the famous Italian director once again took the lead in his criticism and attacks on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, showing that he is willing to remain silent (despite pressure from Zionist circles).
According to Israel Hume, Italian film director Nani Moriarty, who has a very sharp tongue against Israel and continues to make provocative anti-Israeli statements both on and off screen, has detonated another bombshell on social media this week, this time directly addressing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, causing his page to become a hotbed of heated debate on Israel, Gaza, and the political role of artists.
Moriarty sent a clear and transparent message to Netanyahu on his Instagram page. He posted a picture of Netanyahu and wrote: How many Palestinians must be killed before you feel satisfied and give up?
Moriarty’s message is directly addressed to Netanyahu and is not simply a question, but rather a moral cry and a request to his followers to pay attention to this bloody war.
The Israel Hayom newspaper reported that the renowned Italian director has once again taken a leading role in criticizing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, demonstrating his refusal to remain silent despite pressure from Zionist groups.
According to Israel Hayom, Italian filmmaker Nani Moriarty, known for his outspoken and provocative anti-Israel remarks both on and off the screen, caused a stir on social media this week by directly addressing Netanyahu. His statements sparked a heated debate on his page about Israel, Gaza, and the political influence of artists.
On his Instagram account, Moriarty posted a photo of Netanyahu with the caption: “How many Palestinians must be killed before you feel satisfied and give up?”
This message was not merely a question but a powerful moral appeal to Netanyahu, urging his followers to recognize the gravity of the ongoing bloody conflict.