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Shouts and stink bombs at Israeli film festival in France [VIDEO]
TIMES OF ISRAEL by Renee Ghert-Zand October 9, 2014 ‘Dancing in Jaffa’ director Hilla Medalia says she feared for her safety amid anti-Israel protest, police told her they couldn’t do anything. Award-winning Israeli filmmaker Hilla Medalia is used to her films … Continue reading
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