Miami Beach Mayam Steven Main sought to evict the cinema of the Arts House for Oscar-winning demonstration No other countryA film about the Israeli deportation of the Palestinian community on the west coast of Israel.

He also wants to stop future grant payments for a non-profit organization on the south beach, which took place next week on the legislation introduced by Meiner, according to Thursday resolution.

Meiner described the film as one-sided propaganda and attacked the Jewish people, while the American Civil Freedom Union of Florida and other civil human rights lawyers have condemned its actions against the free speech.

The Co-Chairs of the film, Palestinian activist Bassel Abrah and Israeli journalist Yuval Abraham reject the accusations that this is anti-Memitic.

Carem Tabsh, the co-founder of the cinema, told Axios that the non-commercial “hoped to have a mental conversation with our mayor and elected officials.”

But the cinema was ready to take “avenues” that needed to be on the south beach and would try to defend his freedom of speech and the right to existence was quoted.

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Despite this month's “Oscar” for a documentary feature film, No other country was not taken by the main distributors of the USA.

The film shows the Israeli soldiers to deport the houses and harass the harassment of the Jewish residents on the Palestinian community.

On October 7, 2023, the Palestinian Hamas fighters attacked Israel, killing 1,200 people and 2200 hostages according to Israeli heights. The bloodshed caused the last stage of the last decades.

Israel's further military attack on Gaza has killed more than 48,000 Palestinians, say Gaza officials, while the entire population of Gaza, causes that Israel denies charges of genocide and war crimes.

O The website of the cinema, on Thursday, listed the forthcoming screenings of the film on March 19-20.

Mai's actions were reported earlier by Miami Herald.