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IDF Soldiers in Controversial Film Should Testify or Face Prosecution, Says Opinion Piece
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By i24NEWS, שמעון אלקבץ
First reported by Now 14 · 8 hours ago
What happened
An opinion piece argues that Israeli soldiers featured in the film "NezA," which accuses the IDF of war crimes, must either confirm their statements or face prosecution. The author criticizes the film's claims as slander and calls for an investigation into the soldiers' testimonies.
- 01Soldiers in "NezA" film must confirm or deny accusations of war crimes.
- 02Author calls for prosecution of soldiers if testimonies are false.
- 03Film's claims of genocide and intentional killing are labeled slander.
- 04Investigation requested into soldiers, reportedly from Unit 8200.
- 05IDF leadership previously condemned the film and ordered action.
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