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Grisly 7/10 Massacre Footage to Be Released to Public
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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What happened
Israel plans to release parts of a documentary showing the October 7th Hamas attack to the public, following approval from political and security leaders. Families of victims will be consulted, and their consent will be required for footage featuring their loved ones.
- 01Parts of October 7th massacre footage will be released publicly.
- 02Political and security leadership support the public release.
- 03Families of victims will be consulted on footage featuring loved ones.
- 04Footage without family consent will be excluded.
- 05The film has already been shown privately to thousands.
- 06This follows controversy over the film "Fauda".
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