American photographer Nan Goldin condemns Israel's war in Gaza during the opening of her exhibition in Berlin. Goldin, who is of Jewish origin, uses her retrospective show to express her moral outrage at what she describes as 'genocide in Gaza and Lebanon.' She also criticizes Germany for ignoring Islamophobia in the country. Goldin's speech is met with chants of 'free, free Palestine' from the audience. The director of the gallery affirms Goldin's right to express herself but condemns the disruption caused by the protesters.