Naza movie debuts in U.S. theaters
The documentary film "Naza" presents testimonies from within the Israeli military and intelligence, regarding the mechanisms used to target civilians in Gaza. It reveals the use of artificial intelligence systems to assist in identifying targets and executing airstrikes, with references to civilian deaths based on prior calculations of expected casualties. WHO created the film from investigative research that lasted over three years, and it won the Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival. Israeli reactions have been angry, considering the film to be incitement and a stain on the military establishment, while its producers are betting on expanding its screening in the United States to share testimonies about the methods used to target civilians in Gaza.
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