Political source to C14: Decision in principle to publish the atrocities film

A political source confirms to C14 that a decision in principle has been made to publish parts of the atrocities film documenting the October 7 massacre. At this stage, discussions are underway with families whose loved ones appear in the footage. Segments that do not receive consent will not be included in the publication. The move is progressing amid the uproar surrounding the film "Nez"a."

A political source confirms to C14 that a decision in principle has been made to publish parts of the atrocities film documenting the October 7, 2023 massacre. At this stage, discussions are underway with families whose loved ones appear in the footage. According to the source, segments that do not receive family consent will not be included in the publication. The move enjoys broad support from the political and security echelons, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Defense Minister Israel Katz, and the IDF. The IDF is handling the practical aspects and communication with the families. The film has so far been screened in about 800 limited screenings for senior officials, diplomats, and journalists; more than 20,000 people from over 70 countries have viewed it. The development comes amid the uproar surrounding "Nez"a," a film by Rachel Shor and Yuval Abraham, which has reignited the debate over the explanatory response to allegations against the IDF. The creators of "Nez"a" arrived in the United States yesterday and attempted to influence American public opinion.