IDF Rejects 'NAZA' Film Allegations of AI-Driven War Crimes in Gaza
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- IDF strongly refutes "NAZA" film's claims of intentional civilian killings and AI-driven war crimes in Gaza.
- Military states its targeting processes clearly distinguish between combatants and civilians.
- IDF denies using AI for independent target selection or approving strikes based on civilian numbers.
- Film accused of factual errors, omitting context, and manipulative editing.
- IDF criticizes filmmakers for not submitting allegations for review before publication.
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