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Palestine Flag Raised at Venice Film Festival Screening of Amos Gitai Film

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

During the premiere of Israeli director Amos Gitai's documentary "Journey to Jericho" at the Venice Film Festival, a Palestinian flag was raised by an audience member amid calls for a free Palestine. A complaint was also made at the press conference about the festival not flying the Palestinian flag.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Palestine flag raised at Venice Film Festival premiere.
  • Israeli director Amos Gitai's film "Journey to Jericho" was screened.
  • Audience member shouted "Free Palestine" during the incident.
  • A complaint was lodged about the festival not flying the Palestinian flag.

The 83rd Venice Film Festival saw the premiere of "Journey to Jericho," an Israeli documentary by director Amos Gitai. The film was met with applause and a positive reception from the audience.

However, at the conclusion of the premiere screening, a female audience member raised a Palestinian flag while shouting "Free Palestine." This incident occurred amidst the film's reception.

Further controversy arose during the press conference for the film, where one attendee complained that the festival management had not flown the Palestinian flag at the festival palace. This suggests a broader political undercurrent related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict being present at the event.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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