Israel Try The Netizen World With A NAZA Movies · Global Voices
NAZA's original documentary on mass murder civilians in Gaza set Israel on fire. They also imitate film titles to make websites.
NAZA, a documentary about mass murder civilians in Gaza set Israel on fire. They also made a mock film with the title of a movie so that it made a website that was very similar, but of course with a different narrative.
The NAZA is an award-winning documentary that detailed Israel's mass killing in Gaza.
The Israeli government blasted the film and announced a plan to revoke the citizenship of Abraham and Szor.
In the last few days, the Israeli embassy has been spreading links to an online film that was quickly created called 'NAZA'. This film mimics the original documentary style, including the use of anonymous interviews being recorded on the roof of a building in Tel Aviv.
This mock film is accessible via the nazadocumentary.com website and is claimed to have gotten 44.6 million views. It doesn't make sense, because the official YouTube page of the movie recorded the number of shows only 30,000 times.
This ababal film also triggers the netizens of the world on social media. How not, it's called "The Real Story Emma" to shake the common netizens. In fact, it contains the narrative of the Israeli government, not Yuval Abraham's original work.
Based on technical analysis, these discrepancies indicate that this display number may be generated by requests sent to the website, both by humans and bots. That number doesn't reflect the number of people who actually watch the fake video.
When asked about the 42 million claim statement, Ariel Averbuch, an Israeli reserve attorney and soldier who made the new film, claimed not to know. He directed that question to his technical team.
Furthermore, Averbuch described this film as an offensive move in order to distract the world from allegations of the murder of a civilian by the Israeli military. In fact, it claims that Israel has the most moral army in the world.
The Real Story is Roi Danino, a candidate from the right-wing party, Israel First.
The website domain was registered on September 16th, six days after the original NAZA premiere at the Venice International Film Festival. In the festival, it won the grand jury award after getting the big applause recorded as the longest in the history of the festival.
But there are interesting facts. At first, the website mistakenly presented itself as a promotional page for the original NAZA film, by including Abraham and Szor as a director and including the list of the film festivals where the documentary will be published.
"It was recorded at night on the roof of Tel Aviv, and it revealed a detailed system behind Israeli-planned mass murder in Gaza," which is the sound of information on the site, which rotates the original synopsis of the original film by removing the mention of the deaths of Palestinian civilians.
This sentence was later deleted from the latest updates of the website, after a video called 'NAZA: The Real Story' was added to the page.
Israeli military has killed over 73,000 Palestinian citizens in Gaza since the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023. The United Nations' Union Commission has even referred to it as genocide. So the Guardian rambles, Monday.
So, watch out for NAZA: the Real Story that goes on social media, that's Israeli propaganda. The original NAZA film is in theaters now, like the ones on TV in some theater in Indonesia.
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