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Gaza, Israel and Venice Film Festival

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Israeli filmmakers could lose citizenship over documentary alleging war crimes in Gaza
Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor face citizenship revocation threats after their Gaza documentary NAZA won the Venice Special Jury Prize, with ministers accusing them of treason.

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Threats intensify against Israeli directors of Gaza documentary NAZA
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Israeli minister threatens to revoke filmmakers' citizenship over Gaza documentary
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After Accolades Abroad, an Israeli Documentary Faces a Backlash at Home
When “NAZA,” a documentary about the killing of Palestinian civilians by Israeli forces in Gaza, premiered at the Venice International Film Festival last week, the Israeli directors received a 25-minu...

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An Israeli documentary on the war in Gaza sets off a firestorm at home after Venice award
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Israeli Filmmakers Among 1,500 Names to Sign Petition Defending ‘NAZA’ Directors After Their Citizenship Is Threatened Over Gaza Doc
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Israeli Army Chief Orders Legal Review of ‘NAZA’ Documentary

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir said the documentary, in which IDF soldiers outline what they claim are Israel's tactics of deliberately targeting civilians in Gaza, constitutes "an attack on the State
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The IDF Rejects Anonymous ‘Sources’ Behind Venice Prize-Winning Gaza Documentary

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) rejected allegations made in the documentary “NAZA,” which received a special jury award at the Venice Film Festival, saying the film’s accusations about Israeli military operations rely on anonymous interviewees whose identities, service records, and involvement in the events cannot be verified.
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A new ‘Merchant of Venice’ slanders Israel

William Shakespeare’s “The Merchant of Venice” may be one of the most antisemitic plays in history, portraying the Jewish character Shylock as a bloodthirsty man demanding a literal pound of flesh from his victim. The play echoes every vile stereotype that would be weaponized against Jews for centuries.
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