Did Germany’s Green Party Just Try and Get a Screening of Zeteo’s Gaza Doctors Film Canceled?
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· collected 2026-09-03 · by James Jackson - Mad in Germany
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Wolfgang Tietze, a Pro-Israel journalist, wrote to the Berlin Greens' mayoral candidate about a screening of the film "Gaza: Doctors Under Attack" organized by the Heinrich Böll Institute, and asked them to try to cancel it. The Greens' spokesperson said they would attempt to exert influence on the matter. The film was acquired and distributed by Zeteo after being canceled by the BBC last year. The German Greens are relatively more pro-Israel compared to other Green parties in Europe.
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A pro-Israel journalist named Wolfgang Tietze wrote to the Berlin Greens' mayoral candidate about a screening of the film "Gaza: Doctors Under Attack" organized by the Heinrich Böll Institute, which is affiliated with the Green party. In response, a spokesperson for the mayoral candidate said they would try to exert influence to cancel the showing of the film, which was acquired and distributed by Zeteo after being dropped by the BBC last year. This incident highlights a potential issue within the German Greens, who have been more pro-Israel than most other European Green parties.
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🔮 A spokesperson for the Berlin Greens’ mayoral candidate said that they would “try to exert influence” after being approached about canceling a showing of the Zeteo-distributed film ‘Gaza: Doctors Under Attack.’
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A spokesperson for the Berlin Greens’ mayoral candidate said that they would “try to exert influence” after being approached about canceling a showing of the Zeteo-distributed film ‘Gaza: Doctors Under Attack.’
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Pro-Israel journalist Wolfgang Tietze wrote to the Greens about a screening of the film organized by the Green party-affiliated Heinrich Böll Institute, seeking to get it canceled.
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it → write → Institute
The film was acquired and distributed by Zeteo after the BBC canceled its publication last year.
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Compared to most other Green parties in Europe, the German Greens have been more pro-Israel.
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