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IDF Rejects Gaza Film Allegations, Cites Lack of Evidence
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By Алекс Липницкий
First reported by Al-Shams · 2 days ago
What happened
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have strongly denied allegations of "genocide" presented in the documentary "NAZA," citing unverified sources and internal contradictions within the film. The IDF maintains its operations adhere to international law and that any violations are investigated.
- 01IDF rejects "genocide" claims in new Gaza film "NAZA."
- 02Military cites unverified anonymous sources in film.
- 03IDF states operations comply with international law.
- 04Hamas accused of using civilian infrastructure.
- 05IDF investigates all alleged violations by soldiers.
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