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Netanyahu rejects criticism over Gaza in Naza film
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attacked the international criticisms directed at Israel and its army, claiming that these attacks are false and depict the military as responsible for war crimes and the persecution of minorities. This came during his participation in the inauguration of a memorial for Christian Arab soldiers who served in the Israeli army, in an attempt to counter the documentary film "Naza," which exposes the use of artificial intelligence and the bombing of Gaza, and provides evidence of civilians being killed through soldier testimonies. Netanyahu rejected the accusations of crimes, stating that the army is "the most moral in the world" and dismissing international reports and testimonies about the destruction and targeting of civilians, emphasizing that Israel constitutes "an island of progress and tolerance." This coincided with an Israeli campaign against the film, which reveals the mechanisms of bombing and assassinations, with the Culture Minister calling for an investigation into its creators and the Chief of Staff examining legal measures against them. The effort is supported by a domestic campaign, including a petition signed by more than a thousand Israeli filmmakers.
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