Israeli Filmmaker to Release Gaza War Documentary Online
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Israeli journalist Yuval Abraham will release his documentary "NAZA," which claims Israel used AI for civilian attacks in Gaza, online for free in November. The IDF denies the film's allegations.
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- Documentary "NAZA" about Gaza war to be released online in November.
- Film alleges Israel used AI for systematic civilian attacks in Gaza.
- IDF denies the allegations made in the documentary.
- Filmmakers sought cinema screenings before online release.
- The film is based on a three-year journalistic investigation.
Israeli journalist and filmmaker Yuval Abraham announced that his documentary film "NAZA," which focuses on the Gaza war, will be made available online for free viewing in November. The film alleges that Israel employed artificial intelligence for systematic attacks on civilians in Gaza. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have denied these claims.
Abraham stated that prior to the online release, the filmmakers attempted to arrange free screenings of the film in Israeli cinemas. He mentioned that a significant amount of misinformation had circulated about the film, while asserting that its production was based on a three-year journalistic investigation he conducted with Rachel Shore.
The filmmakers aim to spark public discussion regarding the Israeli government's actions in Gaza and the war. Abraham indicated that 24 soldiers provided testimonies in the film. He also expressed his intention, along with Shore, to return to Israel and continue their work on the subject, stating their desire to fight for the country's future with their supporters.
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