Surprised? This is how Guy Maroz responded to the storm over the anti-Israeli film 'Naz'a'

Guy Maroz, a panelist on 'The Patriots', addressed for the first time the controversy surrounding the anti-Israeli film 'Naz'a'. He explained that he had not watched the film except for four seconds that were released, and therefore could not comment on its content. However, he warned against the wave of incitement on social media against the film's creators, claiming that Israel is closer than ever to lethal violence against a journalist.

Guy Maroz, a panelist on the program 'The Patriots' on Channel 14, addressed today (Tuesday) for the first time the public controversy surrounding the anti-Israeli film 'Naz'a'. Maroz explained that he had not watched the film except for four seconds that were released to the public, and therefore could not comment on its content. However, he addressed the harsh wave of reactions online against the film's creators, and warned: 'I think we are closer than we have ever been to murderous violence against a journalist.' Maroz compared a journalist to a kindergarten teacher or a pharmacist, arguing that all deserve the same protection. He added that the amount of incitement against the film's creators, and the talk of them as traitors, could end 'not well'. In response, some users criticized Maroz and argued that the creators deserve harsh criticism, and even called for setting boundaries to the fullest. The article reports Maroz's position while extensively quoting his words, presenting his warning as the main news.