Noa Tishby Confronts Pro-Palestinian Protesters: "Hamas Isn't Even in Gaza"

Israeli actress Noa Tishby attended a pro-Palestinian protest on Monday outside a film festival currently being held in Utah, to ascertain if the protesters truly understood their cause. Unsurprisingly, they seemed far from comprehending the issues they were rallying against.

A video uploaded by Tishby to her Instagram account garnered 5 million views. "It turns out antisemitism and hate made their way to the Sundance Festival," Tishby wrote. "People are calling for a ceasefire, exactly what was in place before Hamas massacred Jews."

Tishby asked one protester about the "river" mentioned in the slogan "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free," and he replied, "I forgot the name of the river, but the sea is the Red Sea." Another protester was asked and answered, "The sea is the Black Sea and the river is on the opposite side of Gaza."

Another young woman clarified she was "protesting against the occupation." When Tishby inquired about the kidnapped Israelis, she answered, "I'm not well-educated on the subject." Another protester claimed that under Israel "you can't eat chocolate, can't wear wedding dresses, and it's been like that for over 15 years."

Another protester holding a sign that read "Stop the Bombing" told Tishby: "The story is about genocide, not Hamas. Hamas isn't even there; they're not in Gaza."

Another protester was asked if she understood what happened to Israeli women killed in the massacre and replied: "I heard things, but I also heard they're not confirmed." Tishby summarized her experience: "As you can see, they're calling for genocide against Jews, but they have no idea what they're talking about."

The video, as noted, went viral and amassed over 5 million views. It is currently being shared worldwide to illustrate that pro-Palestinian protesters are acting under "brainwashing" and are completely unaware of the facts.