Tunisia Telegraph: Naza Film Sparks Israeli Outcry

The documentary film "Naza" has sparked widespread controversy in Israel after revealing testimonies from within the military and intelligence agencies discussing large-scale mass killings carried out by the Israeli army in Gaza. These operations reportedly utilize AI-powered systems to select targets. The testimonies indicate that these operations are conducted according to pre-planned strategies and without any accidental errors, reflecting policies aimed at dehumanizing Palestinians. Such policies have resulted in the deaths of hundreds of thousands, including children, and caused extensive destruction in the Gaza Strip since the outbreak of the war. Israeli institutions have responded by mounting a broad media campaign to confront these revelations, condemning the testimonies and describing them as false and distorted. Meanwhile, some officials have called for swift investigations into the sources of this information, with a few threatening to revoke the filmmakers' citizenship. The film, which won an award at the Venice Festival, underscores the intense debate about the nature of Israeli military operations in Gaza and the involvement of individuals within the military and intelligence agencies in providing testimonies that expose systematic plans to kill civilians. This has placed Israel in a sharply defensive position.

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