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Israel Calls NAZA Film 'Targeted Assassination' Attempt
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By Итамар Айхнер
First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Prime Minister's spokesperson called the documentary NAZA an attempt at 'targeted assassination' of the state, criticizing its creators for not providing a full version and for allegedly distorting the IDF's use of AI. The film, which has caused a stir in Israel, has yet to gain significant international traction.
- 01Israel's spokesperson labeled the NAZA film a 'targeted assassination' attempt.
- 02Officials claim they lack the full film and were denied comment.
- 03The film allegedly distorts the IDF's use of AI in operations.
- 04Israel is preparing a coordinated response to the documentary.
- 05NAZA has caused a stir domestically but has limited international reach.
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