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Channel 14 Host Suggests Screening Gaza Film in Gaza
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By רבקה שורק
First reported by Haaretz English · 18 hours ago
What happened
Israeli Channel 14 host Tal Meir proposed screening the controversial film "Naza" in Gaza with its creators present, following the film's win at the Venice Film Festival. The IDF has refuted a key claim in the film as a "complete lie."
- 01Channel 14 host suggested screening "Naza" in Gaza with creators present.
- 02The film "Naza" won a prize at the Venice Film Festival.
- 03IDF called a central film claim a "complete lie."
- 04Minister Zohar seeks to review revoking creators' citizenship.
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