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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued promises of two laws to punish those who damage the reputation of the Israeli army through defamation or by publishing information related to war crimes in Gaza, especially after the screening of the Israeli documentary "Naza," which reveals Israeli military crimes during the Gaza war. The first law aims to revoke the citizenship of anyone who maligns the reputation of soldiers, while the second enhances financial compensation for those suing for defamation, increasing it to twenty times the current amount. The film won an award at the Venice Film Festival, and its filming was conducted secretly to protect the participants. It features members of the military testifying to having committed brutal crimes during military operations in Gaza. In response, the Israeli military leadership ordered a review of legal measures against the film’s directors and opened an investigation by the General Security Service.
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