Israeli Minister Threatens Citizenship Over Gaza Film
The documentary film "Naza," which features testimonies from within the Israeli military and intelligence agencies regarding targeting Palestinians in Gaza, confirmed claims of using systems based on artificial intelligence and selecting specific targets, along with estimates of the potential civilian casualties resulting from Israeli airstrikes. The film's winning of the Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival sparked widespread controversy in Israel, where Culture Minister Miki Zohar criticized the filmmakers and threatened to revoke their Israeli citizenship, considering their work an act of treason. Although Israeli law requires legal procedures to strip someone of their citizenship, the criticisms focus on the fact that the film reflects internal security agency testimonies and sparks a debate about the limits of freedom of expression and the rights of the military in the face of internal and external criticism.
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