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Foreign Ministry Says “NAZA: The Real Story” Is Back Online After Temporary Removal

Israel's Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday that “NAZA: The Real Story” was back online after being temporarily taken offline that morning. The ministry attributed the interruption to a coordinated campaign by groups it described as radical Islamist groups, but did not identify them or name the hosting platform involved. It directed readers to the documentary's website, where the film was available to watch. The site's viewing page presents a 49-minute Israeli documentary featuring IDF officers' accounts of battlefield decisions while fighting Hamas in Gaza, with English subtitles available.

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Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs, archived by FxTwitterSource Language: EnglishOpens in a new tab.Naza: The Real StorySource Language: EnglishOpens in a new tab.
Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of an archival close-up of an illuminated laptop keyboard; contextual image for online documentary access, not a depiction of its removal or restoration

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