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Israeli Politicians Condemn Documentary on AI in Gaza War
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Israeli politicians across the spectrum have fiercely criticized the documentary "NAZA" for its portrayal of alleged AI-assisted civilian killings in Gaza. Accusations of antisemitism and treason have been leveled against the filmmakers, with calls for their citizenship to be revoked, while the IDF denies the film's central claims.
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- Israeli politicians condemn documentary "NAZA" for alleged bias on AI use in Gaza.
- IDF rejects film's claims of anticipated civilian deaths in strikes.
- Culture Minister seeks to revoke filmmakers' citizenship for "treason."
- Filmmakers cite 24 anonymous military whistleblowers for their reporting.
- Documentary won a special jury prize at the Venice Film Festival.
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