Israeli Consulate Responds to Film Screening in New York

The Israeli Consulate in New York has responded to the screening of a film titled "Nez" (presumably referring to a film about the Israeli military's "Nitzotz" AI system, though not explicitly stated in the text) in New York. The consulate's statement, presented as a strong rebuke, dismisses the film's narrative as a "pathetic" and baseless fabrication, intended to incite hatred against Israel.

The consulate argues that the film misrepresents the "Nitzotz" system, which it describes as an artificial intelligence tool designed to assess and prevent damage, not as a mechanism for "intentional killing." The statement criticizes the audience's applause as "fake" and driven by an anti-Israel agenda, suggesting that the same audience would condemn a different film with similar content without hesitation.

Furthermore, the consulate asserts that the film lacks credibility, depth, and professional quality, failing to present an accurate picture of reality. The statement implies that the filmmakers are spreading lies and are hypocritical for living in a country they oppose, while seeking validation from an audience that despises Israel. The consulate concludes that such a film only serves to fuel hatred and incitement, failing to change the minds of those who already love or hate Israel.