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Israeli Documentary "Naza" Faces Police Complaint Over Leaked Military Information
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First reported by Now 14 · 1 hour ago
What happened
An Israeli lawyer has filed a police complaint against the creators of the documentary "Naza," alleging potential violations of law regarding the collection and dissemination of sensitive IDF information. The film, which won an award at the Venice Film Festival, includes testimonies about military operations in Gaza and has been rejected by the IDF.
- 01Police complaint filed over Israeli documentary "Naza."
- 02Lawyer alleges potential illegal collection/release of military info.
- 03Documentary features soldier testimonies on Gaza operations.
- 04IDF has rejected claims made in the film.
- 05Filmmakers won award at Venice Film Festival.
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