Israeli Military Rejects Gaza Killings Claims in Venice Film Premiere
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First reported by Al-Shams · 5 hours ago
What happened
The IDF has rejected claims made in the documentary "NAZA," which premiered at the Venice Film Festival, alleging the film falsely portrays intentional civilian killings in Gaza aided by AI. The IDF disputes the anonymity and credibility of the film's sources and asserts that human decision-making, not AI, governs target selection, while adhering to international law.
- 01Israeli military denies film's claims of AI-driven civilian killings in Gaza.
- 02Documentary "NAZA" premiered at Venice to record-breaking ovation.
- 03IDF questions anonymity and credibility of film's anonymous sources.
- 04Film alleges AI system "Lavender" identified targets in Gaza.
- 05Former PM Bennett calls film a "blood libel."
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