Certificate of appreciation awarded to creators of film that refuted blood libels against IDF

The head of the National Public Diplomacy Directorate, Tzipi Hotovely, awarded a certificate of appreciation to the creators of the film "Naz'a – The True Story" – Ariel Orbukh, Ro'i Denino, and Hagai Gutman – for their contribution to Israeli public diplomacy. The film is based on testimonies from soldiers and refutes accusations against the IDF on the international stage. Hotovely praised the civilian and offensive initiative.

The head of the National Public Diplomacy Directorate in the Prime Minister's Office, Tzipi Hotovely, today (Thursday) awarded a certificate of appreciation to the creators of the film "Naz'a – The True Story" – Ariel Orbukh, Ro'i Denino, and Hagai Gutman, an editor at Channel 14 News. The film, based on testimonies from soldiers and commanders in the field, aims to refute the blood libels and accusations leveled against IDF soldiers on the international stage. The National Public Diplomacy Directorate praised the civilian initiative, described as an offensive and fact-based response to smear campaigns. The film has garnered tens of millions of views worldwide. Hotovely stated: "The film presents Israel's truth and the morality of IDF soldiers against the blood libels and lies spread against us in the world. You are an expression of our wonderful civilian spirit." The film is the first episode in a series, and the creators are working on a sequel.