Israeli soldiers admit killing children in Gaza
An Israeli documentary titled "Naza" is being screened at the Venice Film Festival, featuring testimonies from Israeli soldiers about military operations in the Gaza Strip, and it has sparked widespread controversy. The film explores the term "collateral damage" and reveals the use of secret artificial intelligence systems in gathering intelligence, targeting, and executing remote killings, with allegations of killing children and Palestinians while they were in aid queues. The documentary discusses the nature of decision-making and targeting mechanisms, and sharply criticizes the technological roles and the responsibility of commanders, amidst Israel's denials of war crimes and affirmations of adherence to international law.
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