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Israel Reacts Fiercely to Venice Film on Civilian Casualties
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An Israeli documentary, 'NAZA,' winning an award at the Venice Film Festival has triggered strong condemnation and legislative proposals in Israel, with critics arguing the reaction distracts from the film's core issues and damages Israel's international reputation. Meanwhile, political leaders debated defense budget increases amidst internal opposition challenges.
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- Israeli documentary 'NAZA' sparks outrage and calls for stripping citizenship.
- Prime Minister Netanyahu plans legislation against defamation of IDF soldiers.
- IDF rejects film's central allegations regarding civilian casualties.
- Article suggests controversy serves as political distraction before elections.
- Debate erupts over defense budget funding and opposition unity.
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