Israel criticizes film Naza on Gaza war

The documentary film "Naza," which won the Jury Prize at the Venice Festival, is causing controversy in Israel after revealing testimonies from Israeli intelligence agents highlighting the use of AI-supported targeting systems in strikes on Gaza that resulted in the deaths of tens of thousands of civilians. Israeli Culture Minister threatened to revoke the filmmakers' citizenship, stating that they are harming the state during wartime. This reflects a legal and political debate over freedom of expression and the possibility of imposing sanctions on those who criticize the military or disclose classified military operations. Meanwhile, director Abraham defended the film's content, affirming that the intelligence officers' testimonies expose systematic mass kill operations, shedding light on the heated discussion about the legality and legitimacy of publishing such information during wartime.

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