Israel Cuts Funding for Ophir Awards After Palestinian Film Wins Top Prize
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Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar announced the defunding of the national film awards, the Ophir Awards, after the Palestinian anti-war film 'The Sea' won top honors, which he criticized for its portrayal of Israeli soldiers and perceived anti-Israeli narrative. The decision follows political tensions and the context of ongoing conflict in Gaza.
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