Israel Plans Major Campaign Against 'Incidental Damage' Film
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By איתמר אייכנר
First reported by Walla · 7 hours ago
What happened
Israel is preparing a broad public diplomacy campaign to counter the film "Nezah," which won an award at the Venice Film Festival and is accused by Israeli officials of presenting false claims about the war in Gaza. The campaign aims to refute allegations of genocide and highlight the IDF's efforts to minimize civilian casualties, while some Israeli officials are also exploring legal actions against the film's creators.
- 01Israel to launch major campaign against award-winning film 'Nezah'.
- 02Officials deny film's claims of genocide and 'incidental damage' policy.
- 03Campaign will focus on digital platforms to counter alleged falsehoods.
- 04Culture Minister seeks to revoke creators' Israeli citizenship.
- 05Film reportedly features testimonies from Israeli intelligence unit soldiers.
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