Documentarul ovaționat 25 de minute la Festivalul de Film de la Veneția. „Îi lăsăm pe soldați și ofițeri să vorbească despre ce au făcut”

The documentary "NAZA" premiered at the Venice Film Festival, receiving a 25-minute ovation. It explores the use of AI by Israeli forces in Gaza, allegedly leading to mass civilian casualties. Filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor interviewed 24 military sources under anonymity, revealing insights into the operations. The film's title refers to a euphemism for civilian death estimates in airstrikes. It highlights the extensive use of a system called "Lavender" for target identification, raising concerns about war crimes and the treatment of Palestinians. Israel denies these allegations.