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Netanyahu Demands Investigation into Participants of 'NZA' Film

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Netanyahu Demands Investigation Into Filmmakers Over Gaza Documentary

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered an investigation into the creators of the documentary "NAZA" concerning IDF actions in Gaza. He cited potential leaks of classified information, slander, and damage to Israel's foreign policy and security. Netanyahu called for criminal prosecution of those responsible, stating the film's claims are false and harmful to Israel's global image.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered an investigation into the "NAZA" documentary about IDF actions in Gaza.
  • The investigation will examine potential leaks of classified information and slander.
  • Netanyahu stated the film's claims are false, misleading, and damage Israel's international standing.
  • He called for criminal prosecution of those involved in the film's creation.
  • The Prime Minister's Office announced the directive on October 11.
Netanyahu Demands Investigation Into Filmmakers Over Gaza Documentary
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called for an investigation into individuals involved in the creation of a documentary film titled "NAZA," which focuses on the actions of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) in the Gaza Strip. The Prime Minister's Office announced on the evening of October 11 that Netanyahu had instructed the Chief of Staff, the head of the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency), and the Attorney General to probe potential leaks of classified information, dissemination of slander, and actions detrimental to Israel's foreign policy interests and security.

Netanyahu also urged that those found responsible be brought to criminal prosecution. He stated that the film contains "false, misleading, and biased claims that defame Israel and the IDF worldwide and cause serious damage to the country's international standing."

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