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Protesters Target Anti-Israel Film Screening in Hollywood
Jewish and Israeli community members protested a screening of the anti-Israel documentary "NAZA" in North Hollywood, California. Demonstrators held images from the October 7th attack and called for the release of hostages, aiming to counter the film's narrative.
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What happened
- 01Dozens protested the anti-Israel documentary "NAZA" during a screening in North Hollywood, California.
- 02Protesters held images from the October 7th attack and called for the release of hostages.
- 03The IAC organized the demonstration, aiming to counter the film's narrative with factual information.
- 04Demonstrators carried signs stating "Films Have Editors, History Does Not."
- 05The IAC is also petitioning for factual panels and survivor testimonies at film screenings.
The Israeli Community Organization in the United States (IAC) organized the protest, stating their goal is to present the truth alongside the film. The IAC is also promoting a petition for accompanying factual materials at screenings.
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