Creative Interruptions of Anti-Israel events

12 years ago • updated by 12 years ago • 7

Usually, I prefer positive approaches that celebrate Israel's creativity. But, sometimes it is interesting or strategic to interrupt. But, not in a way that seems like you are drowning out "free speech"...it gets delicate.

Rather than a typical and boring walk out or tape over faces. Have a wonderfully dressed choir walk in singing hatikvah. Or, (if it is outside) have your local pro-Israel Harley Davidson club drive right up next to it and rev their engines (nice to have some Israeli flags on the bikes). How about a marching band??

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12 years ago

During a protest or something we could all walk out in I love Israel shirts or something and start dancing to Havah Nagila, or do a flash mob kind of thing.

12 years ago

Flash mobs are brilliant, Sasha!

12 years ago

Thanks, I'm sure if we put some sort of ad, depending on where the event is and rally our friends we could do something phenomenal, we could do a couple of songs and end with something like Diva, by Dana International, or any other number of Israeli songs.

12 years ago

and then we post the pictures on social network sites and even make a video of it. we leave so that the can finish, but they'll be like, "what just happened..?"

12 years ago

RIGHT! We need to keep in mind that the audience is worldwide NOT just that particular event!

12 years ago

so it would be something like Latma TV and what they do?

12 years ago

I really like the idea of a marching band, but that's easier said than done, considering I've never played in a band, myself.

However, from a spectator's perspective, I think that would be a fantastic way to counter a hostile protest or anti-Israel event. Marching bands and music are a positive, uplifting method that inevitably lifts people's spirits in a way that conveys confidence in our collective support for Israel!

Are there any musicians on this thread that would be willing to react to anti-Israel sensationalists by doing something like this?!

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