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Israeli minister calls for citizenship revocation of NAZA filmmakers

An Israeli minister reportedly called for the filmmakers behind the Gaza documentary “NAZA” to lose their citizenship, prompting domestic controversy.

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The proposal raises concerns about punitive citizenship measures and pressure on freedom of expression during the Gaza conflict.

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