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Protests Planned as Israel Accusation Film Premieres in New York
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By i24NEWS, אלון גל
First reported by N12 · 22 hours ago
What happened
The documentary "NAZA," accusing Israel of civilian deaths in Gaza, will premiere in North America at the New York Film Festival, prompting protest plans by the Israeli-American Council. The film's creators defend its journalistic basis and aim to foster discussion on the Gaza conflict.
- 01Controversial film "NAZA" accusing Israel premieres in New York.
- 02Protests planned by Israeli-American Council during the screening.
- 03Film features testimonies from 24 IDF officers.
- 04Creators defend film's research and aim for public discussion.
- 05Documentary previously won an award at the Venice Film Festival.
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