Israeli Official Honors Filmmakers for Exposing Hamas Atrocities
Translated & summarized from Prime Minister's Office by baba
Tzipi Hotovely, Head of the National Public Diplomacy Directorate, honored filmmakers Ariel Orbach, Roi Danino, and Hagai Gutman for their film 'NZA - The True Story.' The film presents soldier testimonies to counter alleged blood libels against the IDF. Hotovely stated the film exposes Hamas's alleged crimes and its use of civilians, defending Israel's truth and soldiers' morality.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Tzipi Hotovely honored filmmakers for a movie refuting blood libels against IDF soldiers.
- The film 'NZA - The True Story' presents fighter testimonies and has millions of views.
- Hotovely stated the film exposes Hamas's alleged crimes and use of civilians.
- The award recognizes the filmmakers' contribution to Israeli public diplomacy.
- The film aims to defend Israeli soldiers and the state against global falsehoods.
Tzipi Hotovely, the Head of the National Public Diplomacy Directorate, presented an award to the creators of the film 'NZA - The True Story' on Tuesday. The filmmakers, Ariel Orbach, Roi Danino, and Hagai Gutman, were recognized for their contribution to Israeli public diplomacy. The film reportedly refutes blood libels against IDF soldiers and commanders by presenting testimonies from fighters, thereby defending the soldiers and the state.
Hotovely stated that the film showcases Israel's truth and the IDF soldiers' morality in contrast to the blood libels and falsehoods spread globally. She highlighted that the film, which has garnered tens of millions of views, exposes Hamas's crimes and its alleged despicable use of the civilian population. Hotovely thanked the filmmakers for their initiative, assertiveness, and creativity, calling them an expression of Israel's wonderful civilian spirit and expressing pride in honoring them on behalf of the directorate and the State of Israel.
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