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A documentary titled "Naza" has revealed that Israeli occupation forces carried out organized espionage and blackmail operations against Palestinians who survived war crimes in Gaza, aiming to hinder their legal pursuit. The film, currently being shown in Britain and the United States, indicates that a secret unit called "Department P.P.," which reports directly to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, used extortion tactics to blackmail Palestinian survivors and gather personal evidence to undermine the proceedings of the International Criminal Court in The Hague. The testimonies also exposed a bloody rules of engagement that allow for the killing of up to 20 civilians for a single target, and even up to 500 civilians in exceptional cases—despite official denials—in an effort to sabotage legal cases. In response to these revelations, Netanyahu ordered the prosecution of those involved in the film and threatened to revoke their citizenship. Meanwhile, Israel continues its efforts to undermine international justice and push for impunity.
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