Over 200 Israeli filmmakers sign petition in support of creators of 'NAZA,' which features allegations of Israeli mass killing in Gaza
Amid vociferous criticism of the film, which won the special jury prize at the Venice Film Festival, the petition states that 'the central role of art and journalism is to hold a mirror up to the society in which they exist'
On Monday, Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip resulted in 21 Palestinians being injured, including four children. Despite a ceasefire agreement in effect since October, Israeli forces continued their attacks. Medical sources reported that ten individuals suffered injuries during an Israeli strike on a tent in Al-Wahda Street, central Gaza City. The two most critically injured were described as being in dire condition.
Earlier, eight Palestinians were injured, four of them children, when an Israeli drone launched two missiles at a civilian gathering near a tent housing displaced people in the Al-Mawasi area, west of Khan Younis. A young Palestinian man also sustained moderate injuries after Israeli military vehicles opened fire east of Khan Younis.
As of Monday, according to Gaza's Health Ministry, Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement have claimed the lives of 1,372 Palestinians and left 4,659 others injured.
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- ‘NAZA’ director accuses Israeli media of ignoring Gaza civilian deaths for entire war timesofisrael.com
- Israeli army kills at least two Palestinians in Gaza middleeasteye.net
- 21 injured in Israeli attacks on Gaza Strip qatar-tribune.com
- Israeli attack targets Gaza displacement camp aljazeera.com
