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Is the Berlin Film Festival's leadership in trouble over anti-Israel speech?
France 24
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Is the Berlin Film Festival's leadership in trouble over anti-Israel speech?

France 24 · Feb 26, 2026 · Collected from RSS

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PRESS REVIEW – Thursday, February 26: We look at reactions from the Indian and Israeli press after Narendra Modi's speech to the Israeli parliament. His visit is controversial back home. Also: the Berlin Film Festival's future leadership is in jeopardy after a film director's anti-Israel speech at last weekend's closing ceremony. Plus: superhero fatigue is here! A survey shows that teens want more sensitive portrayals of male heroes in the media.

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