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Netanyahu orders probe into Gaza documentary sources
Netanyahu demands investigation of anonymous Israeli military whistleblowers in award-winning Gaza documentary.
In brief
Netanyahu demands investigation of anonymous Israeli military whistleblowers in award-winning Gaza documentary. Netanyahu ordered an investigation into anonymous Israeli sources behind Gaza documentary 'NAZA' that accuses army of civilian casualties using AI targeting systems. Originally reported by Malay Mail.
Netanyahu orders probe
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called for an investigation into anonymous sources featured in award-winning Gaza documentary 'NAZA'.
Documentary claims army killed civilians
The film, based on testimony from 24 unnamed Israeli military whistleblowers, accuses the army of killing civilians in Gaza using AI-powered targeting systems.
NAZA film name origin
NAZA takes its name from the Israeli military term for civilian casualties expected in airstrikes, an abbreviated form of Hebrew for 'collateral damage'.
Venice Film Festival recognition
Awarded a special jury prize at the Venice Film Festival, the film received a historic 25-minute standing ovation.
Netanyahu condemns film as misleading
Netanyahu called the film 'a false, misleading and biased story that defames the State of Israel and the army around the world'.
Israeli army denies accusations
The Israeli army has 'categorically' rejected the accusations in the film, expressing doubts about the reliability of anonymous contributors.
Gaza casualties reported
Israel's military campaign in Gaza has killed more than 74,000 people according to the territory's health ministry operating under Hamas authority.
The key point
Netanyahu ordered an investigation into anonymous Israeli sources behind Gaza documentary 'NAZA' that accuses army of civilian casualties using AI targeting systems.
