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Israeli minister wants to revoke citizenship of filmmakers of "Naza", film depicting killing of Palestinian civilians by Israel
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Israeli minister wants to revoke citizenship of filmmakers of "Naza", film depicting killing of Palestinian civilians by Israel

Expresso13 September 2026 at 22:23

Israeli minister Itamar Ben Gvir announced he intends to revoke the citizenship of Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, the filmmakers of the documentary "Naza". Ben Gvir stated that the two filmmakers "are a shame and a disgrace for all the people of Israel".

The documentary "Naza" recounts the massacre of Palestinian civilians in Gaza carried out by Israeli forces. The film tells the story of a military attack that resulted in the death of dozens of civilians.

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor are the creators of this cinematic work that has been generating great controversy in Israel. The minister's statements come in the context of intense political and social tension surrounding media coverage of the conflict in the Gaza Strip.

Why this matters

This decision represents a serious threat to freedom of expression and journalistic work in Israel, where a senior minister explicitly calls for the deprivation of civic rights from citizens for documenting controversial events. Readers in Portugal and the European region should follow the impact of this measure on media freedom and the political tensions surrounding the conflict in Gaza.

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