A Munich widow speaks out

The widow of murdered Israeli Moni Weinberg talked to Ynet about the Spielberg film:

I watched the Golden Globe film awards all tense. When Spielberg and Kushner failed to win anything, I jumped for joy.”

Why?

Because they produced a fantasy. That a Jewish producer and director never bothered to call (former Mossad Chief) Tzvi Zamir or anyone else to learn about what really happened. None of us were invited to premiers in Hollywood or Israel, because they were afraid we’d speak out.

“The American media wanted to interview me, but I refused, because anything I had to say, for better or worse, would have plugged the movie. I don’t want people to see it, even if my son is in it.|”

Weinberg is critical of Hollywood for equating the terrorists and the Mossad.

“This movie fails to discern between those who murder innocent civilians in their sleep and those who hunt down the murderers. That’s what frustrates me about this movie. It drives me crazy. I saw the movie twice. The first time I couldn’t believe what I’d seen, so I went again to make sure I understood.

“With Jews like Spielberg and Kushner we don’t need enemies. There are so many children who never knew their parents. People are murdered in their sleep, and along comes Spielberg to cause the Americans to believe that this is some sort of reality.”

Whoops, guess it isn’t all flowers and light and unanimous praise from the widows and families of the murdered Israelis.

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