Culture minister Miki Zohar called for the Israeli co‑directors of Naza to be stripped of their citizenship on grounds of treason against the state.
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- Miki Zohar independent hedged
- New York Post independent
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- Culture minister Miki Zohar called for the Israeli co‑directors of Naza to be stripped of their citizenship on grounds of treason against the state.
Its culture minister Miki Zohar called for the Israeli co‑directors of Naza to be stripped of their citizenship on grounds of “treason against the state.”
- Israeli officials floated the idea of stripping directors Rachel Szor and Yuval Abraham of Israeli citizenship.
Israeli officials ... floated the idea of stripping directors Rachel Szor and Yuval Abraham of their citizenship.
Sources
- Venice Film Festival: <em>Naza</em> exposes the savage machinery of war deployed by Israel against defenceless Palestinian civilians cited evidence
- NYT blasted for baffling Oct. 7 terror attack take, stating 'Israelis still largely view themselves as the victims' cited evidence
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Origin: extracted from Venice Film Festival: <em>Naza</em> exposes the savage machinery of war deployed by Israel against defenceless Palestinian civilians · 2026-09-15 23:45