Israeli Authorities Threaten to Strip Citizenship From "NAZA" Filmmakers Documenting Gaza Genocide
The film alleges Israeli forces intentionally killed Palestinian civilians in Gaza, prompting attacks on the filmmakers and calls in Israel to punish dissent.
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A documentary about Israel's military operations in Gaza has received a furious reception in Israel.
Gaza documentary praised at Venice sparks fury in Israel
The documentary "NAZA" alleges the IDF used AI software to knowingly kill civilians in Gaza. It won a 25-minute standing ovation at Venice — but Israeli leaders are calling it treason. NBC News' Matt Bradley reports.
A blood libel. Moral blindness. Antisemitic. Almost everyone in Israel is fiercely critical of NAZA, even though only a handful of people have seen the award-winning film. What is clear, however, is that the documentary about the Israeli actions in Gaza is already causing major damage to the country.
JERUSALEM ▸ Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday he will seek to pass a law to revocate the citizenship of anyone who defames Israel,** escalating the campaign against the Oscar-winning filmmakers behind the Gaza documentary NAZA, who have faced threats from senior government and military officials and groups of far-right Israelis gathering outside their homes.Directed by Israeli journalists Yuval...
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