How did Naza film reveal genocide evidence

The film article "Naza" focused on unveiling the mechanisms of Israeli targeting in Gaza through secret testimonies from former soldiers in the army and intelligence agencies, who confirmed that the decision to target civilians is based on detailed information gathering about the target and its surroundings before carrying out operations. The production of the film took three years, during which interviews were conducted secretly, and the investigations underwent a lengthy 검증 process. The testimonies include details about a precise surveillance and analysis system, including detailed maps of neighborhoods and the situation of the residents. The film demonstrates that selection and execution processes are based on pre-estimates of potential casualties, and testimonies mention approval of targeting that could result in more than 500 deaths in a single attack. Despite the Israeli army officially denying any intention of genocide, there are increasing questions about whether these operations comply with international humanitarian law, especially after these testimonies were presented to the International Court of Justice in proceedings that could amount to crimes of genocide.

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