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11:27Now PlayingWhen Dalia Ziada, an Egyptian activist, stood with Israel after the October 7 attacks, she faced a backlash of unimaginable proportions. Egypt may have a peace treaty with Israel, but deep-seated hatred still dominates society. Her outspoken support for Israel wasn’t just controversial—it was a crime in the eyes of many. Radical Islamists marked her for death, and even the government refused to protect her. Her “crime”? Saying Israel has the right to defend itself. Dalia was forced to flee for her life, becoming one of the few in Egypt willing to challenge the status quo and expose the dangerous indoctrination that fuels this hatred.
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