The shame continues: the anti-Israeli film NAZA nominated for 3 awards in Europe

The anti-Israeli film "NAZA" has been nominated for three awards at the European Film Awards. The article cites a study by the Intelligence War Room of the Yesha Council claiming ties between the film's director Yuval Abraham and Palestinian elements with links to Hamas. Culture Minister Miki Zohar has turned to the Shin Bet requesting an investigation.

The anti-Israeli film "NAZA" (No Other Land) by Rachel Szor and Yuval Abraham has been nominated for three awards at the 39th European Film Awards, to be held on January 16 in Greece: Best European Film, Best European Documentary, and Best European Sound. The film, which won the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival in September, is presented in the article as a blood libel against IDF soldiers in Gaza. The article cites a study by the Intelligence War Room of the Yesha Council claiming ties between Yuval Abraham and Palestinian elements with links to Hamas. Culture Minister Miki Zohar has turned to the head of the Shin Bet requesting an investigation against the filmmakers and consideration of revoking their citizenship. The article emphasizes that despite the criticism, the filmmakers intend to return to Israel.