Israel probing Naza film on Gaza for treason, inciting anti-Semitism
Summary
Israeli officials are investigating a documentary called Naza, which claims the Israeli military deliberately targeted civilians in Gaza. Prime Minister Netanyahu and other leaders say the film spreads false accusations and accuse the filmmakers of treason and promoting anti-Jewish hatred.Key Facts
- The documentary Naza alleges that Israeli military attacks on Gaza included planned civilian deaths.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu called the film “shocking” and linked it to anti-Semitic content.
- The Israeli military chief ordered a legal probe to find the sources of the film’s information.
- The culture minister suggested possible treason charges and asked to consider revoking the filmmakers’ citizenship.
- The film won the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival and was well received there.
- The directors, Israeli journalists, used hidden interviews with soldiers and intelligence officers.
- Israeli officials say the film spreads “blood libels” and false accusations against the military.
- Health authorities in Gaza reported over 73,700 Palestinians, mostly civilians, killed during the conflict.
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