Israeli Minister Seeks Citizenship Revocation for 'NAZA' Directors
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By The Associated Press, Reuters
First reported by Kan News · 17 hours ago
What happened
An Israeli minister is seeking to revoke the citizenship of directors of a controversial documentary, while separate reports detail a rodent outbreak near Gaza, a significant reception for an Israeli film at Venice, alleged prior warnings to Netanyahu about the October 7th attacks, and controversial changes by IMDb and alleged prison guard misconduct.
- 01Israeli minister seeks citizenship revocation for 'NAZA' directors, calling it treason.
- 02Rodent outbreak reported in Israeli communities near the Gaza border.
- 03Israeli documentary on Gaza receives a 25-minute standing ovation at Venice.
- 04Netanyahu allegedly received pre-Oct. 7 warnings but didn't brief security chiefs.
- 05IMDb reportedly changed 'Israel' to 'The Occupied Palestinian Territories'.
- 06Leaked texts suggest alleged abuse and death of a detainee by Israeli guards.
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