The Directors of 'Naza' Will Not yet Return to Israel Due to Netanyahu's Threats
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The co-director of NAZA, despite the strong criticisms of the Israeli authorities, appears entirely confident in what his film describes. Israeli officials, he says, "shall make fun of the crimes that we reveal. What concerns them is to know the identity of those who denounced them" Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, the two directors of the film NAZA, have still not returned to Israel, where there are serious threats against them. Long ovated at th…
Abraham, who has received threats from the Israeli government, claims that “most Israeli society ignores or justifies the genocide of Palestinian civilians”
The Israeli filmmaker intends to return to his country after the upcoming elections, but not now: “They will probably attack us if we return”
Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor have not yet returned home and do not know when they will be able to do so. After they premiered 'NAZA' in the Venice Mostra and a political storm broke out, a wall of Ashdod dawned with their faces and a Hebrew word, 'traitors'. Culture Minister Miki Zohar threatened to withdraw their citizenship; Netanyahu accused them of feeding a 'global anti-Semitic incitement' and promised a law to revoke the nationality of th…
The director of the documentary denouncing the practices of the Israeli army in the genocide, Yuval Abraham, explains in a meeting with the Spanish press that he would like to return after the October 27 elections in his country, but that he does not know if it will be possible
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