極右シオニストに脅迫を受けたジャーナリスト・映画監督のユヴァル・アブラハム氏のツイート（02/28）

Yuval Abraham יובל אברהם @yuval_abraham

A right-wing Israeli mob came to my family’s home yesterday to search for me, threatening close family members who fled to another town in the middle of the night. I am still getting death threats and had to cancel my flight home. This happened after Israeli media and German politicians absurdly labeled my Berlinale award speech - where I called for equality between Israelis and Palestinians, a ceasefire and an end to apartheid - as ‘antisemitic’. The appalling misuse of this word by Germans, not only to silence Palestinian critics of Israel, but also to silence Israelis like me who support a ceasefire that will end the killing in Gaza and allow the release of the Israeli hostages - empties the word antisemitism of meaning and thus endangers Jews all over the world. As my grandmother was born in a concentration camp in Libya and most of my grandfather’s family was murdered by Germans in the holocaust, I find it particularly outraging that German politicians in 2024 have the audacity to weaponize this term against me in a way that endangered my family. But above all else, this behavior puts Palestinian co-director Basel Adra’s life in danger, who lives under a military occupation surrounded by violent settlements in Masafer Yatta. He is in far greater danger than I am. I’m happy our award winning film, No Other Land, is sparking an important international debate on this issue - and I hope that millions of people watch it when it comes out this year. Sparking a conversation is why we made it. You can have harsh criticism of what me and Basel said on stage without demonizing us. If this is what you’re doing with your guilt for the holocaust - I don’t want your guilt.

Quds News Network @QudsNen

Israeli peace activist and journalist Yuval Abraham confirms that a right-wing Israeli mob went to his family's residence, looking for him and issuing death threats that forced him to cancel his return flight. This occurred following Yuval's speech at the Berlinale festival in Berlin, where he criticized Israel's apartheid policies and advocated for justice for Palestinians. His speech, labeled as "antisemitic" by both Israeli media outlets and the Mayor of Berlin, provoked the threatening reaction from the Israeli extremist groups.

edna bonhomme, phd @jacobinoire

The crowd greets filmmakers for No Other Land with “Free Palestine” @berlinale Basel Adra and Yuval Abraham were graceful and astute about their assessment about the Israeli occupation in the West and the demolition of Palestinian homes in Masafer Yatta pic.twitter.com/TtVNkLY8KB

Aymeric Caron @CaronAymericoff

Le réalisateur israélien Yuval Abraham a reçu le prix du meilleur documentaire au festival de cinéma de Berlin, pour un film sur la colonisation israélienne. En recevant son prix, il a appelé à la fin de la colonisation et de l’apartheid en Israël. Une chaîne de télévision israélienne a diffusé cet extrait de son allocution, en la qualifiant d’ « antisémite ». Depuis il reçoit des menaces de mort.

Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish

“I am Israeli, Basil is Palestinian and in two days, we will go back to a land where we are not equal.” Israeli journalist Yuval Abraham addresses the Berlinale film festival audience, highlighting the inequality Palestinians face living under Israeli occupation ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/kqkb6gZz28

IndieWire @IndieWire

“No Other Land” co-director Yuval Abraham announced he is receiving death threats after calling for a ceasefire in Gaza onstage during the 2024 Berlinale closing ceremony. More details: trib.al/8tlTSOl pic.twitter.com/v8egzCzkax

BKM Kultur & Medien @BundesKultur

Es ist aus Sicht der Kulturstaatsministerin sehr bedenklich, dass Yuval Abraham nach seinem Auftritt bei der #Berlinale in Berlin nun nach eigenen Angaben Todesdrohungen erhält. 2/2

BKM Kultur & Medien @BundesKultur

Zum Applaus auf der #Bärenverleihung nach der Rede von Yuval Abraham: Der Applaus von Claudia Roth galt dem jüdisch-israelischen Journalisten und Filmemacher Yuval Abraham, der sich für eine politische Lösung und ein friedliches Zusammenleben in der Region ausgesprochen hat. 1/2

Yuval Abraham יובל אברהם @yuval_abraham

Our film “No Other Land” on occupied Masafer Yatta’s brutal expulsion won best documentary in Berlinale. Israel’s channel 11 aired this 30 second segment from my speech, insanely called it “anti semitic” - and I’ve been receiving death threats since. I stand behind every word. pic.twitter.com/2burPfZeKO

Tarek Baé @Tarek_Bae

Der Palästienser Basel Adra und der Israeli Yuval Abraham, zwei Freunde, wurden auf der deutschen Filmpreisverleihung Berlinale für ihre Dokumentation „No Other Land“ über die Zerstörung eines palästinensischen Dorfes ausgezeichnet. Sie nutzten die Möglichkeit für eine klare Kritik an Deutschlands Unterstützung israelischer Verbrechen. Und deutsche Medien drehen durch, weil es dafür Applaus gab.

Reuters @Reuters

Palestinian filmmaker Basel Adra and his Israeli co-director Yuval Abraham premiered their film ‘No Other Land’ at Berlinale. The film delves into Adra's endeavors to safeguard his village, Masafer, located in the Israeli-occupied West Bank pic.twitter.com/i3nV2352h5