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Netanyahu Film Featuring Leaked Interrogations to Screen in European Parliament
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By Ирен Давид
First reported by Panet · 4 hours ago
What happened
A documentary critical of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, "The Bibi Files," will be screened at the European Parliament in Brussels on September 29, featuring leaked interrogation footage. The screening occurs four weeks before Israeli elections and follows legal attempts by Netanyahu to prevent the film's distribution.
- 01Netanyahu documentary with leaked interrogations to screen at European Parliament.
- 02Screening occurs four weeks before Israeli Knesset elections.
- 03Film includes unpublished police interrogation recordings of Netanyahu.
- 04Netanyahu has denied charges and claims political persecution.
- 05Film faced legal challenges but was screened internationally.
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