Anti-Israeli propagandists get their films hosted on Netflix
If you're looking for a good reason to cancel a subscription to Netflix, which is already left-wing enough, there's the following news about BDS activist film productions being hosted on their network:
Netflix has launched a collection of movies on its global streaming service by and about Palestinians called Palestinian Stories.They probably hope to indoctrinate any unwitting Israeli viewers who stumble across their abominations. It goes without saying this is just one more example of truly disgusting products being pushed on a TV and film network that's become notorious for wokeness, and this is just the latest compounding of their atrocious image. Again, Netflix should be shunned due to this horrific propaganda.
The collection has drawn criticism from some Israelis, and raises questions on whether releasing movies in Israel by directors who support the BDS movement – which advocates for a cultural boycott of Israel – violates the company’s guidelines.
Netflix said that they are releasing 32 films in the program. On the Israeli version of Netflix, 28 movies came up Sunday in a search for Palestinian Stories. A spokesperson for Netflix confirmed that some of this content, such as the Oscar-nominated short film The Present by Farah Nabulsi, which was already available on Netflix, has been repackaged as Palestinian Stories.
Im Tirtzu, an Israeli Right-wing non-governmental organization, researched the directors of the films and found that of 19 directors who made them, at least 15 have voiced support for BDS. But apparently, these directors do not have a problem with the films being shown on the Israeli Netflix service, or have not yet voiced this concern.
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