Netanyahu Demands Prosecution of 'NAZA' Film Participants over 'Severe' Security Offenses
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"The film builds a false, misleading and biased narrative that defames the state of Israel and the IDF (Israel Defense Forces) worldwide, and seriously harms the image of Israel," said President Leer.
Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu asked on Sunday to open an investigation against members of the security forces who anonymously testify in the documentary film NAZA and accuse the Israeli army of killing many civilians in Gaza.
The Israeli prime minister claims that Naza "presents a false, misleading and biased plot, which discredits the state of Israel and the Israeli Armed Forces throughout the world."
The film recounts the mass killing of civilians in Gaza through testimonies from 24 Israeli military and intelligence officialsThe Israeli Minister of Culture asks the Intelligence to investigate the identity of anonymous witnesses to the film 'Naza' The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, asked on Sunday for the investigation and prosecution of the participants of the documentary 'NAZA', which recounts the mass killing of civilians in G…
This initiative follows a report by channel 14 on the research carried out by the Yesha Council's intelligence officer on the possible links between the directors and Hamas.
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