Pro-Palestine campaigners call for boycott of new Spider-Man film due to producer’s ties to Israel
Most outlets reported that pro-Palestine campaigners are urging a boycott of the new Spider-Man film, citing producer Avi Arad’s support for Israel and his background, including Israeli and U.S. citizenship and military service in Israel. The Express Tribune added specific details about Arad’s military service dates and dual citizenship, while BOL News highlighted the broader regional response, noting the calls for boycott across the Arab world. Both emphasized the connection between Arad’s background and the campaign against the film.
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Spider-Man film faces boycott calls across Arab world
Pro-Palestinian groups target film over producer Avi Arad’s support for Israel. The post Spider-Man film faces boycott calls across Arab world appeared first on BOL News.
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Pro-Palestine campaigners urge boycott of new Spider-Man film over producer’s support for Israel
Avi Arad, producer for the film holds Israeli and US citizenship, served in Israeli military between 1965-1968
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