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'NAZA' documentary about Gaza war sparks political storm in Israel

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A documentary titled NAZA, produced by Israeli filmmakers, was screened at the Venice film festival where it received a standing ovation. However, the film profiles anonymous military sources discussing civilian casualties in Gaza, which has triggered a political crisis in Israel. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced plans to introduce legislation revoking citizenship for individuals who 'defame IDF soldiers.' The article was published on September 20, 2026, by FRANCE 24, with details provided by Shirli Sitbon. The document captures a tense moment one month before Israel's crucial elections.

Key points

• The documentary NAZA received a standing ovation at the Venice film festival but faces violent threats and citizenship revocation risks in Israel.
• Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans to introduce legislation revoking citizenship for those who 'defame IDF soldiers' ahead of critical elections.

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This briefing covers the documentary controversy, the Venice screening, and Netanyahu's citizenship legislation announcement. It does not include details on the film's production history, the specific anonymous sources interviewed, or the full scope of the political backlash beyond the stated legislation.

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