Culture Minister Calls Cinemas to Boycott 'Nezah' Film
Miki Zohar, Israel's Minister of Culture and Sport, has urged cinemas and cinematheques across the country not to screen the film "Nezah." Zohar stated that cultural institutions have a public responsibility not to provide a platform for false claims that intentionally harm IDF soldiers and the State of Israel.
The minister's appeal comes amid controversy surrounding the film, which reportedly contains content deemed damaging to the military and the nation. Zohar's directive emphasizes the perceived need to protect the reputation and morale of Israeli soldiers and the country.
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