UN General Assembly to Screen Anti-Israel Film
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by News Editor
Commentary – On Tuesday, the president of the UN General Assembly is planning to screen the anti-Israel film Miral in the General Assembly Hall, according to the American Jewish Committee.
“To say the least, we were surprised to learn about this highly unusual premiere under the auspices of your office,” the AJC wrote, in a letter to the UN General Assembly president, Joseph Deiss. “The film has a clear political message, which portrays Israel in a highly negative light.”
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