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Israeli Consulate Protests 'Naza' Film Screening at Lincoln Center
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By Israel National News
First reported by Hamal · 1 hour ago
What happened
The Israeli Consulate in New York protested the screening of the film 'Naza' at Lincoln Center by displaying messages on large screens that questioned the film's credibility and the verification of its claims. Consul General Ofir Akunis criticized the filmmakers for incitement against Israeli soldiers.
- 01Israeli Consulate protested 'Naza' film screening at Lincoln Center.
- 02Giant screens questioned film's credibility and claim verification.
- 03Consulate cited anonymous witnesses and lack of IDF response.
- 04Consul General Akunis called filmmakers 'disgraceful' and accused them of incitement.
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