This week at the Oscars, a director named Jonathan Glazer made international headlines. Glazer won an Academy Award for his film, “Zone of Interest,” which centers on the family life of Auschwitz commandant Rudolf Hoss and his wife, Hedwig, who happily cultivate their home and garden as just behind the wall, Jews are tortured, shot and gassed. Glazer had an incredible opportunity to point out the obvious continuity between the victims of the Holocaust and the Jewish victims of Hamas terrorists in the Gaza Envelope on Oct. 7; he had the opportunity to point out the continuing plight — largely ignored by the media and the left — of some 134 hostages still held in Gaza by Hamas, including American citizens; he had the opportunity to observe the international community’s willingness to, for its own political reasons, pile on Israel by attempting to stop…
Jonathan Glazer’s Evil Oscars Display
