The storm surrounding the creators of the film NAZA has intensified, with singer and social media personality Moshe Korsiya choosing not to remain silent. In a scathing video released Tuesday, Korsiya went after the directors who portrayed IDF soldiers as war criminals before the world, using the sweeping public fury to highlight an interesting phenomenon: the unexpected unity they managed to create among the Israeli public.
In his remarks, Korsiya cynically thanked the creators for serving as a "common enemy" that succeeded in bringing together all segments of the nation, particularly at the height of a tense and divisive election season. "Who would have believed that all we needed to unite was a pair of monkeys?" Korsiya wondered, adding that the shared hatred toward the creators' actions managed to reawaken a sense of one cohesive family, at a level not seen in the country since the events of October 7.
Alongside his sarcastic "thanks" for the solidarity, Korsiya didn't hold back with harsh and direct language. He called the directors "filthy traitors" and "sons of Belial," pointed to the enormous damage to the image of soldiers and the state in the international arena, and even called for their Israeli citizenship to be revoked. He concluded his remarks with a firm statement that the creators will yet be made to pay for the damage they have caused.
