Israeli Minister Mulls Citizenship Revocation Over Gaza Film
Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar has threatened to revoke the Israeli citizenship of the makers of the film "Naza," which documents Israel's crimes in the Gaza Strip. The film, which won the Special Jury Prize at the 83rd Venice Film Festival, depicts bombings relying on artificial intelligence and the killing of families during aid distributions, with testimonies from members of the occupying forces affiliated with the Prime Minister's Office. This comes amid increasing international criticism, as the film has highlighted the killing of hundreds of Palestinian children since the start of the military escalation in October 2023, with the number of martyrs in Gaza rising to over 73,783 people. The documentary offers a realistic view of the occupation's practices and aims to reveal the facts to the international public.
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