Savyon, September 18 (askanews) – Dozens of right-wing Israeli activists demonstrated in Savyon in front of the family home of Rachel Szor, co-director with Yuval Abraham of "Naza," the Venice-awarded documentary that denounces the killing of civilians in Gaza by the Israeli army, drawing on anonymous military sources. This unleashed a hate campaign against the filmmakers in Israel, fueled by some ministers in the Netanyahu government. "This is a public outcry following the act of internal treason committed by two of our citizens who went to Venice, Italy, and portrayed IDF soldiers as murderers," said one of the organizers, Ziv Baranes, who announced that the issue does not end there. "Because these two citizens are internal traitors, they are afraid to return to Israel; we are waiting for their return, and when they return, we will block the airport."