A minister in Netanyahu's government is calling for the removal of Israeli citizenship from two filmmakers over their documentary about civilian deaths in Gaza.
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Israel's Minister of Culture, Miki Zohar, has called for the revocation of citizenship for the two Israeli codirectors of the documentary film 'NAZA'. The film examines the deaths of Palestinian civilians in Gaza, specifically accusing the Israeli military of mass killings during the ongoing conflict.
The documentary has garnered international recognition and applause, standing in stark contrast to the domestic backlash it has faced within Israel. The proposal to strip the filmmakers of their citizenship highlights the intense internal debate regarding artistic expression and the portrayal of military conduct during the war.
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Prensa Libre (GT)Focuses on the minister's punitive demand against the filmmakers.
Infobae (AR)Highlights the contrast between international acclaim and domestic rejection.
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