Netanyahu Calls for Probe of "Naza" Soldiers after Occupation Exposure
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has requested an investigation into soldiers and security personnel who provided testimony in the documentary film "Naza," which accuses the Israeli army of intentionally killing civilians in Gaza during military operations. The film is based on the testimonies of 24 soldiers and intelligence officials, whose identities are not revealed, and focuses on the issue of "collateral damage" before military strikes. The film, which won an award at the Venice Film Festival, has sparked widespread political controversy in Israel, with some officials calling for the revocation of the filmmakers’ citizenship, and Netanyahu demanding legal action against those involved.
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