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Mohammad Bakri at the Lod District Court on December 21, 2017 (FLASH90) The Lod District Court ruled on Monday that the controversial 2002 documentary “Jenin, Jenin” could not be screened in Israel and that all copies should be seized, and ordered the payment of damages to an army reservist officer who was defamed in the film. Lt. Col. (res.) Nissim Magnagi filed his suit against the filmmaker, Mohammad Bakri, in November 2016, demanding NIS 2.6 million (approximately $820,000) in damages and an end to the screening of the documentary. The court ordered Bakri pay Magnagi NIS 175,000 ($55,000) as well as NIS 50,000 ($15,500) in legal expenses. “At the end of the day, and looking closely, we are dealing with a defendant who found it appropriate to produce a film that purports to be a documentary, based on a group of interviews with those who are presumed to be residents of the Jenin refugee camp,” wrote Judge Halit Silash in her ruling. “The evidence in this case shows th

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