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The British newspaper Al-Gardian attacked Zionist politicians and military leaders because of their campaign against the film NAZA and its manufacturers, considering that attacking and threatening directors rather than investigating the evidence and testimonies of the film reflected an attempt to divert attention from the questions it raised about the killing of Palestinian civilians in the Gaza Strip.
During the war in Gaza, the debate over Israel's actions has been fought through Palestinian testimonies, casualty figures, satellite imagery, international media investigations, and reports from humanitarian and human rights organizations. A new film presents a more difficult challenge to the Israeli government. Much of its central claims come from Israelis who claim to have witnessed the military's targeting system from the inside. "NAZA" is a…
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