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By נירית אנדרמןOngoing story · 2 updates
Politics08:30 · 4h ago

IMDb Replaces Israel's Name with 'Occupied Palestinian Territories'

HaaretzCenter-left
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
The story · English

The film database IMDb has changed the name of Israel on its platform to 'Occupied Palestinian Territories.' This change has sparked significant controversy and is being viewed as a major public relations setback for the country. The article suggests this is not merely a PR issue but a "real problem" for Israel. The context for this change is not explicitly detailed within the provided text, but it follows other recent international controversies and pressures related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The article does not mention any specific actions taken by Israel or other entities in response to IMDb's decision, nor does it outline what the next steps might be.

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