Israeli Filmmaker Claims Public Ignores Gaza Crisis
Filmmaker Uri Rosenwaks stated on Radio al-Shams that Israelis "do not want to know what is happening in Gaza, and they are blinding themselves to the disasters occurring there." He added that the directors of the film "Naza" faced incitement from various sectors of Israeli society when they sharply depicted this reality.
Rosenwaks' comments come in the context of the documentary "Collateral Damage," which features direct testimonies from Israeli soldiers and officers. The film details how the Israeli military used artificial intelligence systems to identify targets in Gaza, describing the killing of families and children as "collateral damage" during strikes on leaders or sites. The documentary generated significant media and political controversy.
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