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Israeli Documentary 'N.Z.A.' Premieres at Venice, Features Soldiers' War Crime Allegations
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By אמיר קמינר, ונציה
First reported by Local Call · 2 hours ago
What happened
An Israeli documentary, "N.Z.A.," premiered at the Venice Film Festival, featuring soldiers from Unit 8200 alleging war crimes and intentional killings in Gaza, including children, due to IDF policies and AI targeting.
- 01Israeli documentary "N.Z.A." at Venice features soldiers alleging war crimes in Gaza.
- 02Soldiers claim AI was used for targeting, leading to intentional killings.
- 03Testimonies describe initial anger followed by guilt over civilian deaths.
- 04The film includes archival statements from Prime Minister Netanyahu.
- 05Directors previously won an Oscar for "No Other Land."
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