Israeli Filmmakers React to Controversial Gaza Video

los angeles - Israeli filmmakers respond to Trump-Gaza video controversy with political satire. AI technology used. Trump shares video on Truth Social.

Israeli Filmmakers on Trump-Gaza Video

Israeli filmmakers Avital and Vromen respond to controversy surrounding their AI-made video, depicting a futuristic Gaza. The video, created as political satire, portrays Gaza as a luxurious resort under Trump's proposal.

AI Technology for Political Satire

Avital and Vromen, Israeli filmmakers based in Los Angeles, utilized AI technology to visualize a satirical version of Trump's idea to transform Gaza. The video features Trump and Israeli PM Netanyahu enjoying a luxury resort setting, symbolizing a transformed Gaza.

Response to Criticism

The filmmakers view their video as a creative expression and not necessarily a critique of Trump's proposal. However, they express disappointment in Trump sharing the video without permission, claiming it was taken out of context.

Trump's Involvement

Trump shared the video on Truth Social without comments, surprising the filmmakers. The route of sharing remains unclear, possibly through actor Mel Gibson, a friend of Trump. Gibson, appointed as a 'special Ambassador to Hollywood,' declined to comment on the matter.