Guardian Defends 'Naza' Documentary Amid Israeli Criticism
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First reported by N12 · 19 hours ago
What happened
The Guardian newspaper defended its documentary 'Naza' against Israeli criticism, calling its claims "real" and "deserving to be heard." The IDF strongly refuted the film's allegations of planning attacks that could kill 500 civilians, labeling them "an absolute lie" and a deliberate attempt to harm Israel's legitimacy.
- 01The Guardian newspaper defended its documentary 'Naza' and its creators.
- 02The IDF called the film's central claims "an absolute lie."
- 03The documentary reportedly features testimonies from soldiers and intelligence personnel.
- 04The IDF stated it operates within international law and minimizes civilian harm.
- 05The IDF views the film as an attack on its legitimacy.
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