NAZA: Israeli minister threatens to strip Israeli film-makers of citizenship
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- Israeli culture minister calls for revoking citizenship of NAZA directors, accusing them of treason.
- NAZA documentary exposes AI-targeting systems used in Gaza, causing mass civilian casualties.
- Film won special jury prize at Venice film festival after record 25-minute standing ovation.
- Israeli officials widely condemn the film, claiming it distorts reality and defames the IDF.
- Revoking citizenship is legally possible in Israel but rarely applied; requires multiple approvals.
- Directors face threats and censorship, but receive support from left-wing figures and The Guardian.
- Film highlights whistleblower testimonies, including approval to kill 500 civilians for one Hamas member.