There is always an idiot in the room
A timely, thoughtful discussion about anti-Jewish hatred and the forms it takes today in the UK is disturbed by an antizionist activist who does not know what he is talking about. Opinion.
A timely, thoughtful discussion about anti-Jewish hatred and the forms it takes today in the UK is disturbed by an antizionist activist who does not know what he is talking about. Opinion.

In the words of Soviet writer Sergei Dovlatov, “progressive humanity demands of Israel a noble suicide." Opinionl

Prime Minister Netanyahu calls on the IDF Chief of Staff, Shin Bet chief, and Attorney General to launch a comprehensive investigation into participants in the anti-Israel film and pursue criminal charges.

National Public Diplomacy Directorate chief Tzipi Hotovely honors the creators of NAZA - The True Story, which has drawn tens of millions of views worldwide.

Urban warfare expert Jonathan Spencer accuses documentary of spreading “lies, lies by omission, and lies of ignorance," takes particular aim at claim that Israel killed more than 73,000 in Gaza.

About 100 protesters gathered outside Sag Harbor Cinema, while the IAC urged future screenings to include survivor testimony and context.

Sabine Taasa disrupted the European premiere of “Naza" in the Netherlands, confronting the filmmakers over their portrayal of the war. Audience members responded: “We don’t care."

IDF fires back at controversial Gaza film, accusing filmmakers of distorting facts and misleading viewers about how targets are selected, strikes are approved, and civilian harm is assessed.

War has always produced critics. But there is a difference between criticizing a war-and asking someone else to carry its consequences while you collect the applause. Op-ed.

Israeli Consulate takes its fight against NAZA to Lincoln Center, challenging the film’s credibility with giant screens.

Omer Shem Tov denounced the film NAZA as unfairly minimizing the steps Israel takes to prevent collateral damage in Gaza.

A hostile world is ready to believe anything about those bloodthirsty Zionists (didn't they invade Gaza on October 7?) - and will even clap for 25 minutes for a Jew's lies about our heroic soldiers. But a film festival prize does not confer omniscience. And an Israeli passport does not make accusation uttered by its holder incontestable. Opinion.

President Isaac Herzog strongly condemned the anti-Israel film NAZA and its creators, while calling for the protection of IDF soldiers unfair accusations.

The film's creators did not have to work very hard to discover the real truth, but the results show that they did not even try - or, even worse, that they deliberately misrepresented it. Opinion.

Netanyahu announces bills to revoke citizenship from those who slander IDF soldiers and increase potential defamation damages twentyfold following NAZA controversy.

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir vows to fight attempts to slander IDF troops and commanders: 'IDF most moral military in the world.'

Bereaved father Dedi Simchi launches a fierce attack against the creators of the anti-Israel documentary “NAZA".

Maj. Gen. Yaniv Asor addresses the controversy over the film 'Naza,' Israel's war against Hamas and accusations targeting the IDF, declaring: 'They will not succeed!'

The Union of Journalists defended the film's creators amid threats and violent reactions, prompting sharp criticism from journalists Amit Segal and Noam Amir.

IDF Chief Eyal Zamir orders legal review and special team to address ‘NAZA,’ accusing the film of blood libels that could endanger Israeli soldiers.

Former hostage Eliya Cohen accuses NAZA producers of spreading lies about Israel and IDF soldiers, calling for a lawful public protest against them.

Blue and White chairman Benny Gantz sharply criticizes the film “NAZA", declaring: “Revenge was never the purpose of the fighting."

IDF responds to claims of war crimes and genocide as presented on Israeli film. "The IDF categorically rejects these allegations"

Culture Minister Miki Zohar accuses the creators of Naza of betraying Israel after the documentary won an award at the Venice Film Festival.
