Film "NAZA" Accused of Stigmatizing Israel and Zionism

By YISRAEL MEDAD

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Film "NAZA" is accused of being part of a campaign to stigmatize Israel and Zionism.
The film's title "NAZA" is questioned for its potential connotations and clarity.
The Guardian newspaper's employees are listed as producers, raising concerns about its role.
The author links the film to a broader, intensifying effort to undermine Jewish national identity.
The article calls for unity and counter-campaigning to combat perceived anti-Israel sentiment.

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The film "NAZA" is part of a broader campaign to stigmatize Israel, reshape public opinion and undermine Jewish national identity.per author
The Guardian newspaper is virulently anti-Zionist and anti-Israel in its reporting, its editorial line, and its almost total exclusion of pro-Israel/Zionist voices in its comments section.per author
There is a decades-long effort to malign Jewish national identity and to deny to Jews the right to renewed independent political sovereignty.per author

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