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Ynet: NAZA wins Venice Special Jury Prize
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Ynet’s Hebrew news desk reports the Special Jury Prize and Abraham’s stage remark that Israel had killed at least six Palestinian children since the festival began.
Ynet’s news desk reports the Special Jury Prize and Abraham’s stage remark that Israel had killed at least six Palestinian children since the festival began.
The Guardian press note on this site confirms the same prize for the Guardian-produced film. Al Jazeera Arabic adds Ayman Odeh’s congratulations and the “systematic and intentional” line.
A Hebrew news site carrying the prize and the children’s death count in one item is why the domestic explosion was immediate. Ynet has the report.
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On Sep 12, 2026, Ynet published: Ynet’s Hebrew news desk reports the Special Jury Prize and Abraham’s stage remark that Israel had killed at least six Palestinian children since the festival began. That is the item we summarise on this page — not a reprint of their article.
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The Venice record Ynet is writing about does not vanish because a minister is angry. Abraham said Israelis should watch the film. We keep that line. From our own briefing note on this item: Ynet’s news desk reports the Special Jury Prize and Abraham’s stage remark that Israel had killed at least six Palestinian children since the festival began. Cite Ynet for the news. Cite this desk only for the position — we are with the filmmakers, dated Sep 12, 2026.
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