Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked the attorney general, military chief and Shin Bet director to identify and investigate people who appeared anonymously in NAZA. The documentary features testimony from 24 people presented as Israeli soldiers and intelligence personnel, alleging that Israeli forces killed civilians in Gaza using AI-assisted targeting. Netanyahu described the film as false and damaging to Israel, and called for possible prosecution over alleged security offenses and defamation. The Israeli military has rejected the film’s claims and disputed its account of how strikes are authorized.
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