Netanyahu urges probe of Naza film
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called for a comprehensive investigation into all participants in the documentary film "Naza," who are suspected of committing security violations and damaging Israel's political and security interests. This includes issues related to the use of artificial intelligence technologies in military operations in Gaza and the leaking of confidential information. The controversy centers on the content of the testimonies that discuss expanding civilian targeting during the war, the reasons for obtaining the information, and its nature. Meanwhile, the filmmakers face accusations of treason and calls for revoking their citizenship, while human rights organizations defend them. Israel has not yet made an official decision to open an investigation or to press charges. The goal is to verify the validity of the published evidence and information, while ensuring legal protections and defending freedom of expression.
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