An Israeli journalist get verbal abuse and spitting for ten hours while walking around the streets of Paris.
Zvika Klein put on a kippah or yarmulke on his head, was inspired by the "10 hour walk in NYC as a Woman," which, with the use of hidden cameras, highlighting the everyday sexism experienced by women.
In a way, people seen staring and spit at Him, while others seem to shout "Jew" and "Viva Palestina". The tape was collected for 10 hours in early February, said Klein, and edited into a clip lasts more than 90 seconds.
At one point, Klein claims a little boy and asked his Holy Them mother, "What is he doing here, Mommy? Does not he know he will be killed? "
Ten-hour filming has been edited into 96 seconds. Klein denied that he was looking for the negative comments by going to the Muslim societies.
"If I'm walking around with an Israeli flag, I understand it may create negative feelings. But I do not think [wearing a kippah] should generate that kind of thing,"
Zvika Klein put on a kippah or yarmulke on his head, was inspired by the "10 hour walk in NYC as a Woman," which, with the use of hidden cameras, highlighting the everyday sexism experienced by women.
In a way, people seen staring and spit at Him, while others seem to shout "Jew" and "Viva Palestina". The tape was collected for 10 hours in early February, said Klein, and edited into a clip lasts more than 90 seconds.
At one point, Klein claims a little boy and asked his Holy Them mother, "What is he doing here, Mommy? Does not he know he will be killed? "
Ten-hour filming has been edited into 96 seconds. Klein denied that he was looking for the negative comments by going to the Muslim societies.
"If I'm walking around with an Israeli flag, I understand it may create negative feelings. But I do not think [wearing a kippah] should generate that kind of thing,"
