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Israeli film exposes Gaza AI killing system
The Israeli documentary film "Naza," showcased at the Venice Film Festival, reveals how the Israeli military uses artificial intelligence systems to target bombing in Gaza. It is based on a three-year investigation and testimonies from 24 Israeli military and intelligence officials. The film demonstrates that these systems rely on analyzing vast amounts of data, including monitoring communications, to identify Palestinian individuals targeted for assassination, often disregarding international humanitarian law. This approach has led to the destruction of entire neighborhoods and the killing of civilians, amidst worsening civilian conditions and significant human losses since the war began in October 2023. The film highlights the "Lavender" system, which involves widespread surveillance and mobile data analysis, illustrating how targeted killings often occur in civilian areas, often involving families, with Israeli justifications attempting to minimize responsibility for civilian casualties. The documentary has sparked strong reactions, aligning with international and political criticisms due to its exposure of automated destructive systems. According to UN estimates, approximately 73,500 Palestinians have been killed, and 174,500 injured, as reported by the Gaza Health Ministry.
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