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Netanyahu Proposes Stripping Citizenship for IDF Slander
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is proposing legislation to revoke citizenship for those who slander the IDF abroad, targeting filmmakers of the documentary "NAZA." The film alleges AI-driven civilian killings in Gaza, which the IDF denies. Israel's diplomatic corps reportedly believes the strong reaction is backfiring internationally.
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- Netanyahu to propose bills revoking citizenship for IDF slander abroad.
- Legislation follows outcry over "NAZA" documentary alleging AI-driven Gaza civilian deaths.
- IDF denies "NAZA" claims, stating strike decisions are human-led.
- President Herzog dismisses citizenship revocation as impossible.
- Israeli diplomats fear strong reaction is harming international image.
- Protests held outside filmmaker's parents' home in Israel.
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