ISRAEL IS PREPARING TO SHOW THE WORLD FOOTAGE OF THE OCTOBER 7 MASSACRE. It's about the 47-minute compilation of the IDF's Bearing Witness to the October 7th Massacre (in Hebrew, it's often referred to as "a horror film"). Israel is preparing to make the October 7th chronicle publicly available, which was shown only at closed sessions to journalists, diplomats, and politicians. Recording sessions were banned. It was not fully released to the public. This is not a feature film or a reconstruction. It's a montage of raw footage: Hamas militants' cameras, surveillance cameras, video recorders, victims' phones, and rescue services. The IDF is currently working on publication options. The idea was approved by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the IDF leadership. The publication of the full 47-minute version is being discussed, either in its entirety or in three parts, approximately 15 minutes each, through Israeli diplomatic missions and social media. And it's hard not to see the connection to what happened around the film NAZA. The documentary film, which contains serious accusations against Israel's actions in Gaza, received a special prize from the Venice Film Festival jury and was met with a standing ovation. The IDF categorically denied the film's accusations and stated that a significant part of them are based on anonymous testimonies that are impossible to independently verify. Exactly after the international uproar around NAZA, the question arose again: is it not time to show the world audience and the other documentary chronicle of this war - where it all began on the morning of October 7? Until now, Israel refrained from mass distribution of these footage primarily out of respect for the feelings of the relatives of the deceased, survivors, and former hostages, many of whom personally experienced this horror. But former hostage Liri Albag (a IDF observer who spent 477 days in captivity) sharply responded to NAZA director Yoval Avraham this week: on October 7, the terrorists did not "filter" anyone out. This reaction shows the mood of some families on the days of the scandal around NAZA. Time passes. Denials, distortions of events, and attempts to rewrite the story of October 7 emerge. The world watches NAZA and argues about systems and strikes. Let it watch and see where this war began. Footage shot by the terrorists themselves. The memory of October 7 should not depend on which film is more convenient to show in Venice. No comments. No political statements. No one's interpretation. It is time to show the world the original source. Via Pasha Bite Editor's Note: the question remains. Even if Israel allows the publication of this documentary, which social media platforms will publish it? Not many I'm sure about it. But we promise our followers that as soon as we can get our hands on the movie it will be posted on our Telegram channel. Footage from October 7.