IDF Soldier's Mother Slams Documentary on Civilian Casualties
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By יניר יגנה
First reported by Channel 9 · 8 hours ago
What happened
The mother of a fallen IDF soldier, Me'ayan Sherman, has strongly criticized the documentary "N.A. (Accidental Damage)" for what she perceives as prioritizing enemy casualties over Israeli ones. The film, which explores Israeli military actions in Gaza, has sparked controversy and threats against its creators, prompting a defense of artistic freedom from the Documentary Forum in Israel.
- 01IDF soldier's mother criticizes documentary on Gaza civilian deaths.
- 02She argues prioritizing enemy children serves the enemy.
- 03The film "N.A." won an award at the Venice Film Festival.
- 04Creators received threats after the film's screening.
- 05Documentary Forum defends creators' right to artistic expression.
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