Peste 200 de cineaști israelieni sar în apărarea creatorilor documentarului despre Gaza | Ministrul israelian al Culturii cataloghează acest lucru drept „un act de trădare”

Over 200 Israeli filmmakers have rallied in support of directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor following backlash against their documentary "NAZA". The film, which won an award at the Venice Film Festival, depicts Israeli military operations in Gaza and has faced severe criticism from Israeli authorities. The filmmakers' petition emphasizes the role of art and journalism in reflecting societal realities, even when uncomfortable. Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar labeled their work as "treason" and suggested revoking their citizenship, although such actions require legal procedures. The documentary features interviews with anonymous Israeli military personnel discussing operational practices, which the Israeli army disputes, claiming decisions are made by humans under military guidelines. Abraham and Szor, who previously collaborated on the Oscar-nominated "No Other Land", have received significant support from their peers during this contentious time in Israeli society.