Lior Ashkenazi joins ‘Peace Now’ video campaign

Actor Lior Ashkenazi has assimilated a new debate of a Israeli NGO Peace Now.

Ashkenazi, one of Israel’s many famous actors, stars in a video shave that was expelled Sunday by a severe romantic organization.

The seven-minute film was expelled to symbol a 40th anniversary of Israel’s assent covenant with Egypt, and is patrician Why we Am Still Alive. Within 3 hours of a video going live on Facebook, it had been noticed tighten to 30,000 times.

Ashkenazi drives around in a car, retelling a dim story of Israel’s attribute with Egypt in a years before a assent understanding was sealed between primary apportion Menachem Begin and Egyptian boss Anwar Sadat on Mar 26, 1979. He recounts a wars, a depressed soldiers, and a settlements that were built and after dismantled. In a puncture during Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Ashkenazi says that “Begin valid that truly good leaders know how to make dauntless decisions.”

Toward a finish of a video, Ashkenazi creates his box for posterior assent with Israel’s neighbors.

“At a finish of a day, there are contribution on a ground,” he says. “The assent with Egypt has hold adult for 4 true decades. True, it’s a cold assent and distant from perfect. But hey – what do we cite – a cold peace, or war?”

With his coming in a Peace Now video, Ashkenazi has selected to take an even stronger domestic stand.

“For decades, we haven’t mislaid a singular Israeli infantryman in fight with Egypt,” he says in a clip. “If we would have listened to a voices who pronounced we can't give adult on settlements, that we can’t trust Arabs, that we contingency not compromise, how many some-more passed soldiers would we remember any Remembrance Day?”

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