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British Gaza War Documentary Nominated for International Emmy

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The British documentary "Breaking Ranks: Inside Israel’s War," featuring critical IDF soldier testimonies on conduct in Gaza, has been nominated for an International Emmy. The film alleges relaxed rules of engagement, human shield tactics, and unjustified destruction, while the IDF maintains its commitment to the rule of law and thorough investigation of misconduct claims.

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British documentary on IDF Gaza conduct nominated for International Emmy.
Film features soldiers alleging relaxed rules of engagement and human shield tactics.
IDF denies misconduct allegations and states investigations are ongoing.
Documentary includes claims of a "mosquito protocol" for tunnel mapping.
Nomination occurs amid controversy over another film, "NAZA."

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The war waged in Gaza was marked by relaxed rules of engagement leading to the gratuitous killing of innocents, the use of civilians as human shields and orders to destroy buildings without clear military justification.per soldiers featured in the documentary
A tactic dubbed the “mosquito protocol,” by which Palestinians were allegedly forced to walk through Hamas tunnels wearing a vest equipped with a smartphone that transmitted GPS data to Israeli units above ground.per a tank commander simply identified as Daniel
IDF troops used detained Palestinians as “wasps” and those captured locally as “mosquitoes” for reconnaissance operations in tunnels and buildings.per The New York Times

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