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Israeli Director Accuses US of Funding Israeli "Murders and Crimes" at Film Premiere
How 2 Israeli newsrooms (in Russian, Hebrew) covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By Ирен Давид
What happened
Israeli director Yuval Abraham claimed at the U.S. premiere of his film "NAZA" that Israel commits "murders and crimes" with U.S. support and funding. Meanwhile, Israel's Culture Minister is seeking to revoke the filmmakers' citizenship and investigate their sources.
- 01Israeli director Yuval Abraham accused the U.S. of funding Israeli "murders and crimes" at a U.S. film premiere.
- 02Abraham stated his documentary "NAZA" concludes with the message that "murders and crimes continue."
- 03Israel's Culture Minister Miki Zohar is seeking to revoke the filmmakers' citizenship.
- 04Zohar also requested an investigation into the security information used in the film.
- 05The film "NAZA" will be available for free online viewing starting in November.
- 06Filmmakers are also offering free screenings to Israeli cinemas.
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