Gaza Doc Co-Director Defends Film's Claims Amid Israeli Backlash
Summarized from The Times of Israel by baba
The Israeli co-director of the documentary "NAZA," which claims the IDF planned strikes anticipating hundreds of civilian deaths in Gaza, defended the film's verified allegations in an interview. The film faces strong condemnation from Israeli officials and former hostages, but has garnered support from the Israeli film industry.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Gaza documentary co-director defends film's claims of IDF civilian death calculations.
- Film based on anonymous IDF soldiers' testimonies, verified by The Guardian.
- IDF denies allegations and is considering legal action against the film.
- Israeli officials and former hostages condemn the documentary.
- Israeli film industry professionals support directors against 'incitement'.
- Government formulating diplomatic response to the film's international impact.
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