Netanyahu Reacts to Venice Award Contenders
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans to issue two new laws to respond to criticism directed at the Israeli military, following the controversy sparked by the film "Naza," which depicts military operations in Gaza and portrays officers and soldiers as war criminals. The first law involves revoking citizenship from anyone who defames the reputation of the military or Israel, while the second raises damage compensation for defamation to 20 times the current amount, along with imposing financial penalties on those involved in defamation. This escalation comes after the film won an award at the Venice Festival and amid widespread criticism within Israel. There is also a potential legal move to revoke citizenship, as Israel has previously used similar laws in cases involving breaches of trust in the state.
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