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Israeli American Council Protests Gaza Documentary 'NAZA' Nationwide

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The Israeli American Council (IAC) has led nationwide protests across the US against the documentary 'NAZA,' which critics claim presents a distorted view of the Gaza war. Activists argue the film relies on unverified anonymous claims and ignores operational realities, while the IAC promotes a counter-documentary, 'NAZA: The Real Story.' Protests have occurred in multiple cities, with the IAC demanding additional context be provided at screenings. The IAC states their goal is not to stop the film but to ensure a fact-based narrative is also presented.

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  • Israeli American Council led nationwide protests against the Gaza documentary 'NAZA'.
  • Critics accuse 'NAZA' of presenting a distorted, biased narrative of the Gaza war.
  • Protesters highlighted the October 7 attacks and called for the return of hostages.
  • A counter-documentary, 'NAZA: The Real Story,' was produced to challenge the film's allegations.
  • The IAC is demanding additional context and survivor testimony at 'NAZA' screenings.
  • Protests took place in California, Massachusetts, and New York.

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