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0404Politics

Netanyahu Slams "Nezah" Film, Demands Defense Minister Cancel Surplus Deal

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Hebrew · 8 newsrooms covering

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu strongly condemned the creators of the film "Nezah" and urged Defense Minister Yoav Gallant to cancel a surplus equipment deal and issue a public denouncement.

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  • Netanyahu criticized the film "Nezah" and its creators.
  • He called on Defense Minister Gallant to cancel a surplus deal.
  • Netanyahu also demanded Gallant condemn the film.
  • The specific content of the film was not detailed.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has sharply criticized the creators of the film "Nezah," calling for Defense Minister Yoav Gallant to cancel a surplus equipment deal and issue a condemnation. The film, which has not been explicitly detailed in the provided text, appears to have drawn the ire of the Prime Minister.

Netanyahu's demand to Gallant specifically targets the cancellation of a "surplus agreement." While the nature of this agreement is not specified, it is linked to the controversy surrounding the film. The Prime Minister also urged the Defense Minister to publicly denounce the film's creators.

The article includes a call for users to maintain respectful language, suggesting that the online discussion surrounding the film may have become contentious. The specific content of the film and the reasons for Netanyahu's strong reaction are not elaborated upon in the provided text.

0404Right · Jerusalem

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