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Israeli Film Council Seeks Urgent Screening of 'NAZA' Amid European Release
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By i24NEWS
First reported by Hamal · 1 hour ago
What happened
Israel's Film Council is demanding an immediate screening of the film "NAZA" in Israel due to credibility concerns, as it prepares for release in Dutch cinemas on October 1. The council fears the film may be biased against Israel and harm the reputation of IDF soldiers.
- 01Israeli Film Council demands urgent screening of 'NAZA' in Israel.
- 02The film is set for release in Dutch cinemas starting October 1.
- 03Council cites credibility concerns and potential bias against Israel.
- 04Concerns exist about the film's impact on IDF soldiers' reputation.
- 05The film's final European screening coincides with Hamas attack anniversary.
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i24NEWS EnglishCenter · English55 minutes ago
Israeli Film Council Seeks Urgent Screening of 'NAZA' Amid European Release
Now 14Right · Hebrew1 hour ago
Israel Demands Immediate Screening of Controversial Film 'Nezah' Ahead of European Screenings
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