Naza wins prize at Venice Film Festival
The Israeli documentary film "Naza" won the Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival. It addresses Israel's military campaign in Gaza through testimonies from Israeli officers and soldiers regarding targeting decision-making processes and civilian casualties. The film uses systems based on artificial intelligence and data technology, highlighting the contrast between the safety of Tel Aviv and the destruction in Gaza. It also reveals the film's use of the term "Naza," which refers to the projected number of civilians expected to be killed during military operations.
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