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The article highlights Israel's reactions to the film "Naza," which won the Jury Prize at the Venice Festival, documenting aspects of the genocide committed by Israel in the Gaza Strip during the recent war. The information indicates that the Israeli army accuses the film of being a targeted attempt to undermine its legitimacy and tarnish its image, as it spreads false claims and portrays the army in a manner that contradicts the truth. It emphasizes that Israel considers the film a threat to its security and aims to undermine the legitimacy of Israeli self-defense. Additionally, the army plans to launch an international media campaign and form a legal team to counter the film, amid claims that it contributes to escalating international criticism of Israel and diminishes its efforts to reduce collateral damage during military operations on civilians, despite the high number of casualties—over 73,000 martyrs and 174,000 wounded—while the Israeli campaign continues to deny the occurrence of genocide.
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