Remember to Forget Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor

Diane Bederman

TRAITORS

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We must Remember to Forget Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, producers of “Naza” an anti-Israeli movie, inverting the barbaric horror committed by Gazans; the way we are told to  remember to forget Amalek and the evil others who came after him, from Haman to Mohamed, to Tomas de Torqumada of Spain, Godfrey of Bouillon and the worst of the worst; hitler. And now add Yahya Sinwar and his associates who invaded Israel October 7, 2023 for the sole purpose of murdering Jews: men, women, children, Holocaust survivors.

These two people, Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, were also the producers of No Other Land, another twisted story promoting Muslim “stories.” Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor did what so many Jew haters have done since Oct 7 – invert the attack and blame the Jews.

What does it mean, to remember to forget?  In Judaism, the paradox of “remembering to forget” is anchored in the dual command regarding the biblical nation of Amalek: to actively remember their cowardly attack, yet ultimately blot out their memory from under heaven.

Remember to forget is quite a juxtaposition. To me it means we must remember the names of these evil people but not let their evil overwhelm us. We are not to let ourselves be defined by that evil. This is no easy task. Jew hatred has been with us for 3000 years. It changes in expression but never in intent. “Kill the Jews.” The hate in these people is innate, systemic and endemic: what Richard Dawkins calls a cultural meme. And the Jewish people suffer from trauma – trauma from being hated for 3000 years.

It seems Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor have forgotten to remember. They chose to attack Israel and produce a movie of lies – lies that speak to the vast majority of people today; lies about the Jews.

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“Both of them created a repulsive film whose sole purpose is to accuse the IDF of genocide. They called it Collateral Damage… as if the IDF massacred Palestinians just casually, by the way. The film features alleged testimonies without proof, without names, impossible to verify or confront. But facts that can be verified are that there is no other war in a built-up area where the ratio between neutralized terrorists and killed civilians is lower!! And this is when Hamas uses Gaza residents as human shields. Because the IDF did everything to avoid harming non-combatants. The exact opposite of genocide! But what do they care, they know the formula for an international award is a film that slanders the IDF. They received stormy applause for long minutes. And the damage to the image of the State of Israel in the world? For them, that’s collateral damage… and maybe that’s their real goal altogether… Oh, and what about the October 7 massacre that the Palestinians carried out and which actually started this war of existence? Two dangerous hypocrites. They are not worthy of the heroism and sacrifice of IDF soldiers and above all not worthy of being citizens of the State of Israel!!!” (Please note: I am quoting someone else but cannot find the original. If you know who wrote these words, please reach out to me).

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“NAZA, the new documentary about the Israel-Gaza conflict, premiered at the Venice Film Festival, won the Special Jury Prize and received a 25 minute standing ovation. The documentary, of course, pushes the “genocide” narrative. Its creators claim to have interviewed a number of IDF service members, all of whom remain anonymous. It says a lot about the world we live in when you can produce a film built around unsubstantiated claims, anonymous testimony and a deeply politicised narrative, and still walk away with an award and a 25 minute standing ovation.”

On October 7, several thousand Gazans came through the fence into Israel, during a ceasefire. Hamas and Gazans: Civilians; full of joy! For seven hours they hunted people like a sport. Men. Women. Children. Babies. They hacked living bodies with garden tools to take the head. They shot young women in the back and laughed. They removed the heads and hands of children. They filmed it so the world would have to watch the joy. Rather than responding to the most barbaric attack against the Jews since the Holocaust; well, at least the Nazis killed the Jews before setting them on fire, Yuval and Rachel did what many Jew haters have done since Oct 7 – invert the attack and blame the Jews.

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After being attacked October 7, Israel was immediately accused of genocide and causing famine. There were no protests for Israel, for the Jews massacred or kidnapped. No calls from the UN to censor Gaza.

It is fashionable, today, to hate Jews, to accuse Israel of a genocide and famine against the barbarians or blame Israel, rather than talk about the horrors committed by 6000 Gazans Oct 7.

Genocide?? According to PCBS, which is based in Palestine’s West Bank and not controlled by Hamas, there were 2.19 million Gazans at the end of 2022. By May 2025, PCBS says, Gaza’s population was 2.11 million – a decrease of about 80,000 people or 3.6% of the pre-war population.  

While they haven’t released figures for 2025 yet, the CIA is a little more optimistic than the PCBS. By the CIA’s estimates, there were 1.99 million Gazans at the end of 2022 compared to 2.14 million in mid-2024, an increase of about 145,000 people or 7% of the pre-war total.  

Famine?  There is no famine. There is an obesity problem.

Watch this video by an Arab journalist talking about 0ct 7 from Israel.

While  films about the Gazans are beloved, you must watch this documentary, a Rehov production, showing war crimes and genocide filmed by Hamas terrorists on GoPros that  was rejected by every film festival. Rejected because it shares the truth about the Muslim Barbarians who invaded Israel Oct 7.

It is time for all in Israel to put up posters with the photo of Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor and the word TRAITOR overtop.

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In shops, restaurants, schools, street corners, tree trunks, in the Knesset, and hospitals. Their photo should be everywhere the pictures of hostages were displayed.

When you see them, say nothing – no need to lash out. Be silent.

And then: May we all Remember To Forget.

 

From the Ethics of the Fathers: “Rabbi Tarfon used to say, it is not incumbent upon you to complete the task, but you are not exempt from undertaking it.”

Diane Weber Bederman

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  1. I thought that sounded screwy. I think this makes more sense.

    Remembering Amalek’s Deed

    By Maimonides

    Positive Commandment 189

    By Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon (“Maimonides”); translated by Berel Bell
    From the Sichos in English Collection
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    Positive Commandment 190
    The 189th mitzvah is that we are commanded to constantly1 remember what Amalek did to us, i.e., to be the first to attack us [after we were redeemed from Egypt]; and to speak of it constantly; to arouse people to wage war against them and hate them, in order that it not be forgotten or the hatred towards them lessened with the passage of time.
    The source of this commandment is G?d’s statement2 (exalted be He), “Remember what Amalek did to you. [Do not forget.]”
    The Sifri3 says, “The phrase, ‘Remember what Amalek did to you,’ refers to doing so verbally. The phrase, ‘Do not forget,’ means in one’s heart.” This means that one should say verbally words that cause people to keep this hatred in their hearts. The Sifra4 says, “From the verse, ‘Remember what Amalek did to you,’ you might think it means in your heart. But when it says, ‘Do not forget,’ that means in your heart! How do we explain the commandment to ‘remember?’ It means to speak about it verbally.” You can see how the Prophet Shmuelwent about fulfilling this commandment: first he remembered them [verbally] and then commanded that they be killed. This was done when he said,5 “I remember what Amalek did to the Jewish people when they came up from Egypt.”

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    FOOTNOTES
    1. See Kapach, 5731, footnote 59, that this is the type of remembrance meant by the Arabic word b’tad’kar. 2. Deut. 25:17. 3. End of Ki Seitzei. 4. Beginning of Parshas Bechukosai. 5. Shmuel I, 15:2.

    https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/961563/jewish/Positive-Commandment-189.htm

  2. I looked it up and “remember to forget” is a real concept in later Jewish interpretations of the passage about Amalek. Personally, I think it’s contemporary sophistry. The text is really clear, don’t forget to wipe them out and wipe all trace of them off the face of the earth and it just seems like common sense and I agree with it.