Netanyahu calls for probe into Naza film
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called for a thorough investigation of all participants in the documentary film "Naza" and for their legal prosecution, accusing them of violations related to information security and damaging Israel’s political and security interests. The film focuses on the Israeli Defense Forces' use of artificial intelligence technologies in their attacks on Gaza, which have resulted in the deaths of thousands of Palestinian civilians. It features testimonies from Israeli intelligence personnel accusing the military of deliberately killing civilians during the Gaza conflict. Although the film won an award at the Venice Film Festival, it sparked widespread controversy, with allegations of treason directed at the filmmakers. The Israeli army denies the accusations and has announced that investigations are being considered, while human rights organizations have defended the filmmakers.
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