[LibertyWoman]

The number of pictures of butchered babies a.k.a. aborted, is countless. Saying 'nobody' has seen them is unrealistic. Pro-aborts know exactly the end result. But, if, as you say, nobody has seen them, iow 'looked away'/ignored', what makes you believe that by making the pictures/films of the Hamas attack public, that 'reasonable' people wouldn't just look away?

Unfortunately, we can't "force" people to watch or look. Even if we could, imho, it wouldn't make a difference.

Evil is evil and there are more people under it's influence than we can even imagine.

[NorthMountain]

nobody has seen them, iow 'looked away'/ignored',

Don't put words in my keyboard, Woman.

"Nobody" has seen them because the forces of evil actively suppress them. Anybody who wants to see them has to actively look for them. One who doesn't even know they exist has no reason to do that.

'reasonable' people wouldn't just look away?

Again, don't put words in my keyboard, Woman.

Just as the forces of evil actively suppress pictures of abortionist atrocities, the forces of evil actively suppress pictures of islamist atrocities.

Imagine ABCNNBCBS showing either set of pictures regularly on the "nightly news". Imagin MicrosoftGoogleApple plastering them all over their internet newsfeeds. That doesn't happen, and it isn't a matter of people "looking away". It's a matter of information warfare.

[econjack]

I never used the word “nobody”. I am saying it would have an impact, but neither one of us knows how much so. I would just like them to see the film and then hear how they can support such brutality. Maybe the pro-Israel supporters should go to a protest and project the film onto a wall at the protest. At least doing something is better than sitting by, wringing my hands, and mumbling “Woe is me!”