We Will Dance Again

This was an absolutely horrific terror attack. It is so shocking seeing the aftermath. It's crazy seeing the scenes that people were witnessing and filming. This was the most real " edge of the seat" programme I've ever seen. It seems a bit unreal that the emergency services were so unaware if events even telling callers to go seek shelter at the kibbutz. They get there and the residents there have already been slaughtered. Those terrorists were sick in the head.

At first I didn't want to watch it and switched channels straight away, but I spontaneously decided otherwise.

I praise the editing, the way it was processed, the eyewitness accounts and the authentic images.
It is emotinal moving and I feel very sorry for everyone involved.

However, they are all victims of their own politics - and that applies to both sides.

However, I find it a great shame that the fate of a group of people is portrayed in a one-sided manner.

No mention of the years of protests against their own government, the exclusion of peaceful Muslims in their own country.
They are not even allowed to speak in this documentary because they are apparently not part of the victims.

It also seems to be completely normal and legitimate to live under a missile shield, to have bunkers on every street and to hold an unsecured rave right next to a border strip despite constant attacks.

Even if the mere sight of the sky shocks every international visitor.

The violence resulting from this act of terror by Israel in the Gaza Strip and internationally does not justify this in any way.

What happened at this festival was used as a justification for inflicting much greater suffering on an entire population group.

I expressly criticize the one-sided portrayal, the attitude of innocence and the way in which Palestinians are condescendingly spoken of.

I also have little understanding for the complete failure of the Israeli government, from which they are trying to distract with this type of propaganda.

Those who sow war will certainly never reap peace.

And that applies equally to everyone involved, as well as to all the henchmen who support them in any way.