Filmmaker Claims IDF Kills All in Building During Targeted Strikes, Faces Backlash
Yuval Abraham, the director of the film "Noza," stated that the documentary presents testimonies regarding the Israeli military's policy of killing civilians, referring to them as "collateral damage" during assassination operations. Abraham emphasized the importance of bringing the issue of "collateral damage" before the Israeli public and fostering a national discussion about this policy.
The film includes a testimony from a soldier who claimed that the Israeli military, when targeting a specific individual, would kill everyone inside the targeted building. Abraham indicated that he is facing attacks due to the film and his stances, expressing concern that he might encounter difficulties returning to Israel.
He also mentioned that Israeli Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir has issued directives to pursue soldiers who question what is happening in Gaza or discuss open-fire policies, according to Abraham's account.
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