'NAZA' Film at Venice Festival Exposes the IDF's Struggle to Defend Israel's Story
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The documentary NAZA, in which Israeli soldiers recount what they did in Gaza, received a long standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival. Filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor have since gone into hiding.
NAZA: When an Anti-Israel Gaza Documentary Wins at Venice – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics
Are the Israeli prize winners merely naive and wet behind the ears young adults? Or are they like the movers and shakers that flock to the festival, in the camp of Hamas? “Somebody must have slandered Joseph K, for one morning, without having done anything wrong, he was arrested. The inspector does not know what the charges are but tells K. that he is free to continue living his life as usual.” The gripping opening paragraph comes from The Trial…
The tunnels NAZA refuses to enter - Politics, Policy, Political Views
The Venice Film Festival has bestowed its Special Jury Prize upon NAZA, an 80-minute documentary by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor. Its official synopsis does not promise an inquiry. It announces a verdict: the film reveals, it says, the machinery behind Israel’s... The post The tunnels NAZA refuses to enter first appeared on Politics, Policy, Political Views.
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