TIFF Won't Show October 7th Film Because Producers Didn't Get Hamas' Permission to Use Footage Murdering Jews

The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) rescinded its invitation to the producers of the October 7th film The Road Between Us: The Ultimate Rescue because they failed to get permission from Hamas to use their footage of them murdering Jews. 

In the words of Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar,  “This festival would have asked Hitler or Goebbels for copyright on Auschwitz footage."

One of the film's producers, Talia Harris Ram, points out the footage of Hamas killing Jews is in the public domain thus any concerns regarding copyright are invalid. 

Following a public backlash, TIFF CEO Cameron Bailey has opened the door to showing the film after all although I wouldn't hold my breath.

The Road Between Us documents the efforts of retired Israeli Major General Noam Tibon (pictured above) who jumped into this car and rescued his son and his family along with many others who reside in Kibbutz Nahal Oz on October 7th.

Until it was publicly shamed to reconsider, TIFF simply didn't want to show a film that a) portrayed Israeli Jews in a good light and b) did not want show Hamas for the murderous terrorists that they are.