Israeli officials vow to strip NAZA directors of their citizenship
Israeli officials vow to strip NAZA directors of their citizenship Following the initial distribution of NAZA, a documentary led by Israeli directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor which exposes the Israeli army's use of AI softwares to systematically kill civilians in Gaza, Israeli officials have vowed to strip the filmmakers of their citizenship. Prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu also shared a…
Israeli officials have vowed to revoke the citizenship of NAZA directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, following the release of a documentary exposing the Israeli army's alleged use of AI to kill civilians in Gaza. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized the film as antisemitic, while Israeli forces have disputed the documentary's claims. Despite criticism, NAZA received a 25-minute standing ovation at Venice's Film Festival, surpassing the festival's previous record.
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