Earthquake caused by Naza prompts Israel response
The Israeli documentary film "Naza," which won the Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, has sparked widespread controversy both inside Israel and internationally. The film highlights testimonies from officers and soldiers regarding civilian targeting during the Gaza war and accuses the Israeli army of violations and war crimes. Reactions include an official government alert, calls for investigations into the film’s participants, potential legal actions against its creators, and a diplomatic campaign to condemn it, asserting that its content distorts facts and encourages anti-Israel incitement. Israeli measures include forming teams to confront the allegations, reviewing procedures for handling the film, and threats of accountability against the filmmakers. Meanwhile, some filmmakers reject the threats and consider the film a correction of facts related to possible crimes during the Gaza war.
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