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US Arab-American Museum to Screen Film Justifying Oct. 7 Hamas Attack
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First reported by Mako · 21 minutes ago
What happened
The Arab American National Museum in Dearborn, Michigan, will screen a film on September 10 that portrays the October 7 Hamas attack as a fight against colonialism. The screening, scheduled for the eve of the 9/11 anniversary, has drawn criticism due to the film's content and the museum's other exhibits that are highly critical of Israel.
- 01Arab American National Museum to screen film justifying Oct. 7 attack.
- 02Film frames Hamas attack as anti-colonial struggle, not terrorism.
- 03Screening date is day before 9/11 anniversary, causing outrage.
- 04Museum exhibits include anti-Israel content and merchandise.
- 05Museum receives federal funding and Smithsonian partnership.
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