Israeli Public Diplomacy Chief Honors Creators of Film Debunking IDF Blood Libels
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Tzipi Hotovely, Head of the National Public Diplomacy Directorate, presented a certificate of appreciation to the creators of the film 'NZA - The True Story.' The film features soldier testimonies to debunk international accusations against the IDF. It has garnered tens of millions of views globally and is seen as a response to campaigns against Israeli forces. The creators are working on a sequel.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israeli Public Diplomacy Chief Tzipi Hotovely honored creators of the film 'NZA - The True Story'.
- The film uses soldier testimonies to refute international accusations and 'blood libels' against the IDF.
- The National Public Diplomacy Directorate called the film an 'offensive, fact-based response' to smear campaigns.
- The film has reportedly achieved tens of millions of views worldwide.
- The creators, including Ariel Orbach and Roi Danino, are working on a sequel.
The creators of the film 'NZA - The True Story' were honored with a certificate of appreciation from Tzipi Hotovely, the Head of the National Public Diplomacy Directorate. The film, which features testimonies from soldiers and commanders, aims to refute international accusations and "blood libels" against IDF soldiers and their commanders. Hotovely praised the initiative, calling it an "expression of our wonderful civil spirit."
The film project, a joint effort by Ariel Orbach, Roi Danino, and News 14 editor Hagai Gutman, presents evidence and materials, including soldier testimonies, to counter what the directorate calls "blackening campaigns" aimed at harming the reputation of Israeli forces and the legitimacy of their operations. The National Public Diplomacy Directorate in the Prime Minister's Office lauded the civilian initiative as an "offensive, fact-based response" to these campaigns.
According to the report, the film has garnered significant global attention, with tens of millions of views worldwide. It highlights the tactics of Hamas, including its alleged use of civilian populations. Hotovely stated that the film "presents Israel's truth and the morality of IDF soldiers" against the backdrop of false narratives. The creators are reportedly already working on a sequel, and the film has been invited for international screenings.
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