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Journalists' Union Defends Filmmakers, Faces Criticism
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By Israel National News
First reported by Arutz Sheva · 4 hours ago
What happened
The Union of Journalists in Israel defended the creators of the film "Naza" amidst threats, sparking backlash from journalists Amit Segal and Noam Amir who accused the union of supporting propaganda. The union also previously drew criticism for its stance on the closure of Al Jazeera's offices.
- 01Journalists' union backs "Naza" filmmakers amid threats.
- 02Union cites freedom of expression as vital for democracy.
- 03Journalists Amit Segal and Noam Amir strongly condemn the union's stance.
- 04Union previously criticized Al Jazeera's office closure.
- 05Critics accuse union of supporting propaganda and humiliation.
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