Minister Miki Zohar Asks to Review Citizenship Revocation for 'Nez'a' Creators

Miki Zohar, a Likud MK and former coalition chairman, has appealed to the Ministry of Interior requesting an examination of revoking citizenship from the creators of the film "Nez'a." Zohar's request stems from his contention that the film promotes a narrative he views as harmful to the state, particularly concerning the IDF's actions and the concept of sending soldiers to war.

While the article does not explicitly detail the film's content or the specific creators Zohar is targeting, it includes several quotes that appear to be related to the film's themes or public discourse surrounding it. One quote states, "Sending a child to war is our idolatry. It's not the government, it's the people." Another suggests an "atmosphere of 'let's poke a finger in the eye of the left-wing Tel Avivians in their city.'"

The article also touches upon unrelated topics, including a discussion about the album "The Sixteenth Lamb - The Union," advice on choosing coffee, a personal reflection on landing in Japan, and the establishment of a residential complex by youths from a settlement in the Galilee on land belonging to Majd al-Krum. These appear to be snippets from different articles or sections, not directly connected to Zohar's request regarding "Nez'a."

Zohar's appeal to the Ministry of Interior is the central action reported, with the underlying motivation being his objection to the film's perceived message about the military and national responsibility.