Israeli film Naza debunks Ethical Army Myth
The Israeli documentary film "Naza" explores how data, intelligence, and artificial intelligence are used to select targets in the war on the Gaza Strip, featuring testimonies from members of Israeli intelligence and military units. The film shows that the targeting process involves pre-calculated considerations of collateral damage and the likelihood of civilian casualties, raising ethical and legal questions about the responsibility of the military and the institutional frameworks governing lethal operations. The Israeli army denies the accusations, affirming its commitment to international law and the existence of accountability mechanisms. The discussion highlights a heated debate over the extent to which technology influences military decision-making and the responsibility for civilian casualties.
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