Más de 200 cineastas israelíes firman una carta en solidaridad con los directores de ‘NAZA’, acusados por Netanyahu de “traicionar a la patria”
La película, premiada en Venecia, detalla los sistemas militares para bombardear Gaza de manera masiva. “La distancia entre la incitación al odio y la amenaza a sus vidas se reduce”, dicen los firmantes
Over 200 Israeli filmmakers have signed a letter in solidarity with Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, directors of the film NAZA, following Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, several of his ministers and members of the military threatening to strip the directors of their citizenship and accusing them of "betraying the homeland for applause," according to Israel's leader.
The film exposes the military systems that enable the Israeli army to bomb Gaza massively. "In recent days, we have witnessed an unprecedented campaign of incitement and harassment against the creators of the film, and the distance between this and incitement to violence and physical threats to their lives is diminishing," write Ari Folman, Shlomi Elkabetz, Ran Tal and Michal Aviad among others directors, according to Hareetz.
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