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Israeli Culture Minister Seeks Shin Bet Probe Into Film 'NAZA' Sources
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By i24NEWS
First reported by i24NEWS French · 1 hour ago
What happened
Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar has asked the Shin Bet to investigate the sources behind the film 'NAZA,' citing concerns about anonymous testimony and potential misuse of classified information. The minister also previously sought to examine the filmmakers' citizenship status.
- 01Culture Minister Zohar requested a Shin Bet investigation into film 'NAZA' sources.
- 02Zohar cited concerns about anonymous testimony and potential misuse of classified information.
- 03The minister previously sought to review the filmmakers' citizenship.
- 04The film reportedly uses anonymous testimony from Israeli military and intelligence.
- 05Zohar questioned the veracity and origin of the film's material.
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i24NEWS EnglishCenter · English39 minutes ago
Israeli Culture Minister Seeks Shin Bet Probe Into Film 'NAZA' Sources
Haaretz EnglishLeft · English59 minutes ago
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