Far-right Israeli activists gathered outside the home of ‘Naza’ film director Rachel Tzur’s parents in the Israeli town of Savyon, chanting slogans including ‘death penalty for traitors’

🔷 Protesters targeted Tzur and co-director Yuval Abraham over the documentary, which won the Special Jury Prize at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival and features testimonies from Israeli officers and soldiers about alleged war crimes during Israel’s war on Gaza

🔷 Counter-demonstrators also gathered at the scene, with tensions rising between the two groups

🔷 The protest came shortly after Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu said he would advance two bills targeting people he accused of defaming Israeli soldiers, remarks that referred in part to the documentary