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. Another sequence would have shown Netanyahu and Abbas, as played by the two actors, arguing over the Middle East peace process. Franco then diffuses the situation and brings peace by having them share a meal of falafel. Since the two leaders both agree that they like the falafel Franco tells them that it is clear that they can at least agree on something.
As Blumenfeld told Ynet, “Our scene is really an add-on to the film. I think it is an idea to bring humor to a volatile situation and to propose a funny solution. The Israeli prime minister and the Palestinian president can agree that they love falafel and that mutual enjoyment could lead to peace. Food brings contentment… a good message, I think.”
Netanyahu Abbas Scene Cut from 8216 The Interview 8217 8211 Jewish Business News
There is nothing humorous about the Palestinian / Israel conflict , but I guess the Jews find it amusing. The film hacking, in my opinion , all along was a PR stunt for a movie that was junk to begin with, a movie depicting a leader of another country is a bad light using comedy, by a company owned by Japanese and operated by Jews, a movie wrote by a Jew, with main jewish actors.
I ask you if the Jews at Sony think its funny or were they intentionally trying to cause a global rift, isn't it bad enough with this kind of crap.
Nothing funny about what is going on in Israel now, there is nothing funny about war, death, and one clan of people trying to get rid of another clan of people.
As Blumenfeld told Ynet, “Our scene is really an add-on to the film. I think it is an idea to bring humor to a volatile situation and to propose a funny solution. The Israeli prime minister and the Palestinian president can agree that they love falafel and that mutual enjoyment could lead to peace. Food brings contentment… a good message, I think.”
Netanyahu Abbas Scene Cut from 8216 The Interview 8217 8211 Jewish Business News
There is nothing humorous about the Palestinian / Israel conflict , but I guess the Jews find it amusing. The film hacking, in my opinion , all along was a PR stunt for a movie that was junk to begin with, a movie depicting a leader of another country is a bad light using comedy, by a company owned by Japanese and operated by Jews, a movie wrote by a Jew, with main jewish actors.
I ask you if the Jews at Sony think its funny or were they intentionally trying to cause a global rift, isn't it bad enough with this kind of crap.
Nothing funny about what is going on in Israel now, there is nothing funny about war, death, and one clan of people trying to get rid of another clan of people.