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Israeli Filmmakers Respond to Anti-Israel Movie with "NAZA: The Real Story" Israeli filmmakers Hagai Gutman, Roi Danino, and Ariel Auerbach created "NAZA: The Real Story" in response to an anti-Israel film. The documentary has gained millions of views and its creators have been invited to screenings in the US and Europe, aiming to present a different perspective on Gaza.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Israeli film "NAZA: The Real Story" created as a response to an anti-Israel movie. 02 The film's creators have received invitations for screenings in the US and Europe. 03 The documentary has achieved over 7.5 million views and is available in multiple languages. 04 Filmmakers state the project was self-funded and driven by a desire to show a different perspective. 05 The creators aim to portray Hamas as responsible for deaths in Gaza. Translated and summarized by baba from Mignews , the latest report. Read Mignews’s original The coverage
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