You're tempted to look away during 'I Shall Not Hate.' But you shouldn't.

A moment arrives in the harrowing and absorbing "I Shall Not Hate" that is so unbearably sad you may want to hide your eyes. As this monodrama by Izzeldin Abuelaish and Shay Pitovsky is in Hebrew and Arabic, with English surtitles flashed on the walls of a theater inside the Atlas Performing Arts Center, looking away would be the only method for most theatergoers to avoid the play's account of an unfathomably horrifying incident in devastated Gaza.