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- Kaouther Ben Hania, a Tunisian director, declined 'Most Valuable Film' award at Cinema for Peace gala in Berlin to protest Israeli actions in Gaza and Hind Rajab's killing, leaving the award on stage.
- She criticized the festival for honoring an Israeli general while silent on Gaza and said, 'Without accountability, there is no peace'.
- Her protest aligns with an open letter by over 80 film professionals condemning the festival's bias.
