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Gov't says it will cut Film Academy funding after film 'depicting Israel negatively' wins
Claiming That the Film 'Defames' Israeli Soldiers, Israel's Culture Minister Announced the Withdrawal of Government Funding for the Ophir Awards After the 'Embarrassing Ceremony'. The Film, The Sea, Tells the Story of a Palestinian Boy From Ramallah Trying to Visit the Beach for the First Time
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askanews.it
M.O., film su ragazzo palestinese rappresenterà Israele agli Oscar
Ministro della Cultura annuncia tagli agli Ophir Awards
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efe.com
Israel deja de financiar los premios de cine Ophir tras galardonar una película sobre un niño palestino - EFE
El Ministerio de Cultura de Israel deja de financiar los Ophir, los 'Óscar' israelíes, por premiar un filme sobre un niño palestino.
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haaretz.com
Gov't says it will cut Film Academy funding after film 'depicting Israel negatively' wins
Claiming That the Film 'Defames' Israeli Soldiers, Israel's Culture Minister Announced the Withdrawal of Government Funding for the Ophir Awards After the 'Embarrassing Ceremony'.…
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theguardian.com
Israel’s culture minister threatens national film awards after Palestinian story takes top prize
Miki Zohar says he will cancel funding for the Ophir awards after The Sea, about a 12-year-old Palestinian boy who is denied entry to Tel Aviv, wins best picture
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bbc.com
Israel threatens national film awards after Palestinian story wins top prize
The Sea follows a boy from the occupied West Bank who wants to visit Tel Aviv to see the sea for the first time.
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arabnews.com
Israel to defund national awards after film about Palestinian boy wins
LONDON: Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar intends to end funding for the country’s national film awards starting in 2026, after a film featuring the story of a Palestinian boy…
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independent.co.uk
Israel cuts funding for national film awards after Palestinian story wins top prize
‘The Sea’, which follows a 12-year-old Palestinian boy, won several awards at the Ophirs