Israeli writer critiques film "Naza" on Netanyahu's government
The article discusses Israeli criticism of the film "Naza," which revealed the Israeli army’s operations in Gaza and the role that led to an increase in the number of martyrs. The film won an award at the Venice Film Festival. It elicited a strong government reaction, including a meeting of military leadership and legal investigations against its producers. Prime Minister Netanyahu described the film as "shocking." Israeli writer Yossi Hedar noted that the government's failure to respond effectively to the film reflects strategic and ethical mistakes, including failures of accountability and political corruption. He considered that the film exposes the excesses of the Israeli army and reveals the fragility of Israel’s defense capabilities and the government’s political calculations.
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