Israeli minister threatens to revoke filmmakers' citizenship over Gaza documentary
An Israeli government official has threatened legal action against filmmakers behind a documentary alleging mass civilian killings by the Israeli army in Gaza.
The Israeli minister said the film could constitute treason, according to BBC reporting. Officials have not yet specified what legal measures they intend to pursue beyond the citizenship threat.
The documentary makes accusations of mass civilian killing by the Israeli military in Gaza. No further details about the filmmakers' identities or the documentary's distribution have been disclosed.
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