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Naza film sparks Netanyahu's threat
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged to pass a law revoking the citizenship of anyone who harms the reputation of Israeli soldiers, following the release of the "Naza" film, which exposes the killing of civilians in Gaza and documents Israeli practices targeting civilians. The film, which won an award at the Venice Film Festival, relies on secret interviews and provides evidence of excessive targeting of civilians, provoking Netanyahu's anger. He threatened to punish the filmmakers and strip them of their citizenship. This escalation comes amid internal and external criticisms of the events depicted in the film.
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