Protesters Target Creator of Controversial 'NezA' Film

Dozens of demonstrators gathered outside the parents' home of Rachel Shor, one of the creators of the film 'NezA,' a month after the evacuation of the Kosra outpost. The protesters are highlighting their concerns about the continued presence of settlers in the area, while political figures like Naftali Bennett and Gadi Eisenkot are engaged in disputes. The 'Change Bloc' is accused of ignoring the perceived danger.

Despite the protest, no minister attended the demonstration. Meanwhile, a legal decision was made by Levin, who determined that the Shin Bet security agency would decide whether to provide security for Eisenkot and Golan. In a separate legal development, a senior Border Police officer's conviction for indecent assault was overturned by the court due to his "distinguished security past."

The article also touches on broader societal issues, including a critique of the film 'NezA' by Raviv Drucker and a piece by Yuval Abraham discussing perceived blindness to certain issues. The film, initially lost in Amazon's catalog, has found a new home on Netflix. The piece also includes a television review by Rogel Alpher and a recommendation by Niv Hadass, alongside a commentary on potential future regrets regarding construction projects.