Miki Zohar Seeks Citizenship Revocation for 'NezA' Creators

Miki Zohar, a Likud MK, has appealed to the Ministry of Interior to examine the possibility of revoking the citizenship of the creators of the film "NezA." Zohar's request stems from unspecified reasons related to the film, which he acknowledges may or may not be excellent, but asserts that "haters" will not be swayed regardless of its quality. The article also touches upon unrelated topics, including musician Art Garfunkel's return to performing and his priorities over a reunion with Paul Simon, a commentary on sending children to war as an "idol worship" act of the people rather than the government, advice on choosing coffee, and a personal reflection on landing in Japan and realizing one's ignorance. Additionally, it mentions a sentiment of antagonism towards left-wing Tel Aviv residents from a specific location, the establishment of a residential complex by youths from a settlement in the Galilee on land belonging to Majd al-Krum, and a philosophical piece discussing confronting ignorance and offering alternatives.