Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar has requested the revocation of citizenship for the directors of NAZA, a documentary that won the Special Jury Prize in Venice, which explores Israeli soldiers' decisions about attacks on Gaza and addresses the theme of freedom of expression during a war. (translated)
The documentary Naza, winner of the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, explores the Israeli military acronym that indicates the collateral damage accepted by the Israeli army during attacks on Gaza, revealing how the assessment of civilian casualties has been normalized and dehumanized in the context of the conflict. (translated)
Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar has threatened to revoke the nationality of the filmmakers of the documentary 'Naza', who are accused of treason for exposing the acceptance of civilian deaths by the Israeli army during attacks on Gaza. (translated)
The documentary Naza, directed by Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, explores a system of mass killings in Gaza through the testimonies of IDF officials, provoking strong reactions from Israeli government representatives and sparking debates on war and human rights. (translated)
Israeli Minister of Culture Miki Zohar threatened to revoke the citizenship of the directors of the documentary film NAZA, which won a special award at the Venice Film Festival, due to its criticism of Israeli military operations in the Gaza Strip. (translated)
Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar threatened to revoke the citizenship of the directors of the documentary film NAZA, which deals with airstrikes on Gaza, calling them traitors for their criticism of Israeli military operations. (translated)
The Israeli government has attacked the directors of the documentary 'Naza', awarded in Venice, accusing them of treason and denigration of Israeli soldiers, with threats of revocation of citizenship from the Minister of Culture Miki Zohar. (translated)
Nekaj dni nazaj naj bi ilegalni migrant prerezal del vratu otroku/mladoletniku. Ilegalec je hotel otroku ukrasti skiro, ta se je pa branil. Zakaj MSM mediji o tem ne pišejo, je blokada tako močna ali samo njihovo sovraštvo do lastnega naroda tako veliko? Ve kdo kaj o tem? DELI! https://t.co/rUV12j4hNE #migracije #varnost #mediji
Il ministro israeliano della Cultura Miki Zohar ha chiesto di revocare la cittadinanza ai registi di NAZA, Yuval Abraham e Rachel Szor, dopo che il documentario ha vinto il Premio speciale della giuria al Festival del cinema di Venezia. Zohar ha definito il film "ignobile" e accusato i registi di "tradire lo Stato" e di essere "disposti a ferire la loro patria pur di ricevere applausi dagli antisemiti nel mondo". Anche il ministro della Sicurezza nazionale Itamar Ben Gvir ha attaccato Abraham e Szor: "Sono certo che i vostri amici, cioè i nostri nemici Hamas, vi accoglieranno a braccia aperte", ha detto rivolgendosi ai registi #Cinema #Cultura #Israele
The Minister of Culture of Israel, Zoar, expressed a desire to revoke the citizenship of the award-winning film NAZA's directors in Venice, who criticize the use of artificial intelligence technologies by the Israeli army in military operations, causing civilian casualties. (translated)
An Israeli minister proposed to strip the nationality of the filmmakers of the award-winning documentary NAZA at the Venice Film Festival, accusing them of treason for giving a voice to military personnel criticizing the actions of the Israeli army in Gaza. (translated)
Israeli ministers Itamar Ben Gvir and Miki Zohar sharply criticized the documentary Naza, which addresses the use of artificial intelligence and intelligence systems in Israeli attacks on Gaza, mentioning the possibility of revoking the directors' citizenship due to accusations of treason. (translated)
Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar plans to revoke the citizenship of the two directors Rachel Szor and Yuval Abraham due to their controversial Gaza documentary NAZA, which was recently awarded in Venice, and accuses them of betrayal against the state of Israel. (translated)
In episode 1283 of Morning, significant events are reported such as a drone striking a train near the border between Ukraine and Poland, Giuseppe Conte's statements about the primaries and a possible plan for the 5 Star Movement, the slight victory of the center-left in the elections in Sweden, and the controversies surrounding the directors of the documentary NAZA. (translated)
An Israeli minister has proposed stripping the nationality of the filmmakers of the documentary NAZA, which accuses the Israeli army of killing numerous civilians in Gaza and recently won an award at the Venice Film Festival. (translated)
Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar plans to strip the citizenship of the creators of the NAZA document, as he accuses them of treason and believes that the film harms Israel's reputation regarding its actions in Gaza. (translated)
The culture minister of the genociders of Israel has requested to revoke the citizenship of the authors of the documentary 'Naza' after this speech: "The denial of the crime is what helps it persist. Our country is the one that commits these crimes." (translated)
Israeli ministers have violently criticized the directors of the documentary Naza, accusing them of treason and calling for their revocation of nationality following the airing of their film, which highlights the Israeli strikes in Gaza. (translated)
Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar plans to revoke the citizenship of the two directors of the award-winning Gaza documentary "Naza" after accusing them of "betraying the State" of Israel. (translated)
Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar and National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir have harshly criticized the directors of the documentary Naza, accusing them of treason and threatening to revoke their citizenship after the film received the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival. (translated)
