Israel's documentary Naza release date
The Israeli documentary film "Naza," which won an award at the Venice Festival, reviews the operations of the Israeli army in Gaza. It is based on testimonies from 24 soldiers and intelligence personnel regarding intentional killings of civilians during strikes, using systems that rely on artificial intelligence. The film aims to spark a public discussion about the government's practices in Gaza, where over 73,000 people have been killed, most of them civilians, amid sharp criticism and threats to revoke the director's citizenship. Meanwhile, the Israeli army affirms that decisions are made manually and that efforts are underway to protect civilians. The film is scheduled to be available for free online in November.
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