IDF Rejects 'Distorted' Gaza Civilian Casualty Film
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
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- IDF calls Gaza casualty film 'distorted' and 'manipulative'.
- Military denies planning attacks with expected high civilian deaths.
- IDF states AI does not independently select targets.
- IDF claims film contains significant factual errors.
The spokesperson for the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has responded to the film "NAZA" (Accidental Damage), stating that it presents a "distorted, misleading, and unrealistic picture of the target planning and attack process." The IDF asserts that the film's narrative is based on significant factual errors stemming from a distorted and manipulative presentation.
In its statement, the IDF clarified that it has "never planned, approved, or carried out any attack in Gaza where the expectation was that 500 civilians or a number close to that would be killed." The military also emphasized that artificial intelligence has "never independently selected targets for attack."
The IDF further suggested that if the filmmakers had conducted good-faith verification, fact-checking, and cross-referencing processes, they would have identified the substantial errors presented in the film. The IDF's response came after military representatives viewed the documentary.
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