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Culture Minister Demands Cinemas Ban Anti-Israel Film 'Nez'a'

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First reported by Now 14 · 2 hours ago

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Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar has asked Israeli cinemas and cinematheques not to screen the film "Nez'a," calling it anti-Israel and alleging it contains serious falsehoods against the country and its army. He cited the IDF's denial of the film's claims and linked his request to the ongoing security challenges facing Israel.

01Culture Minister Miki Zohar requested cinemas ban the film 'Nez'a'.
02Zohar claims the film spreads serious falsehoods against Israel and the IDF.
03The IDF has reportedly denied the film's allegations as false.
04The minister cited the ongoing security situation and October 7th anniversary.
05He acknowledged freedom of expression but stressed public responsibility.

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