'We Were Told To Thwart Peace': Israeli Insiders Reveal Dark Gaza War Secrets
A new documentary titled 'NAZA' features testimonies from 24 Israeli military insiders regarding the use of AI and surveillance to target Hamas militants. The film alleges that these operations often resulted in significant civilian casualties and were conducted with the knowledge of high-ranking officials.
Why it matters
It raises critical ethical questions about the use of artificial intelligence in modern warfare and the accountability of military forces regarding civilian collateral damage.
24 Israeli military insiders including intelligence officers and soldiers have opened up about the secret systems used for mass killings of Palestinian civilians during the Gaza war in a new documentary film called NAZA.The film's title references an Israeli military acronym used as a shorthand for civilian casualties, including men, women and children.It got a 25-minute standing ovation at Venice premiere was made by Oscar-winning Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor.The documentary was shot secretly over a period of three years on rooftops in Tel Aviv and the identities of the subjects are hidden by digitally altering their voices and appearances.
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