video | "We are the forces. Everything that is happening now is the result of Israel" According to a report by Channel Sheva, veteran Israeli actress Chelly Goldenberg sparked widespread public controversy after declaring that she was "no longer proud to be Israeli" during a candid discussion that she mistakenly believed was taking place off-air. Speaking to television anchors during what she believed to be a commercial break, Goldenberg condemned decades of Israeli policy and stated, "We are the forces. Everything that is happening now is the result of Israel," while explicitly condemning settler violence and "Jewish terrorism. The former fashion model and film personality, who rose to prominence in the 1978 film "The Band", emphasized that understanding "Israel's sin" took years, and directly attributed the current regional crisis, military aggression and social fragmentation to colonial expansion and extreme dominance. Visibly distressed when she realized the conversation was being broadcast live, she confronted the show's producers for not letting her know the cameras were rolling.

video | "We are the forces. Everything that is happening now is the result of Israel" According to a report by Channel Sheva, veteran Israeli actress Chelly Goldenberg sparked widespread public controversy after declaring that she was "no longer proud to be Israeli" during a candid discussion that she mistakenly believed was taking place off-air. Speaking to television anchors during what she believed to be a commercial break, Goldenberg condemned decades of Israeli policy and stated, "We are the forces. Everything that is happening now is the result of Israel," while explicitly condemning settler violence and "Jewish terrorism. The former fashion model and film personality, who rose to prominence in the 1978 film "The Band", emphasized that understanding "Israel's sin" took years, and directly attributed the current regional crisis, military aggression and social fragmentation to colonial expansion and extreme dominance. Visibly distressed when she realized the conversation was being broadcast live, she confronted the show's producers for not letting her know the cameras were rolling.