Israel’s army rejects allegations made in an Israeli-made documentary film that claims Israeli forces use AI in targeting people in Gaza. The film, titled “NAZA,” features conversations with 24 Israeli military and intelligence whistleblowers who agreed to take part anonymously.
According to the film’s reporting, the interviewees describe their work as resembling a killing “factory” or a lethal video game and suggest that AI systems play a role in lethal operations. NDTV and Channel NewsAsia both describe the film’s reliance on protected identities and the whistleblowers’ accounts. The outlets also report that the Israeli military “categorically rejects” the alleged AI use in targeting.
The two sources differ mainly in phrasing and emphasis: NDTV highlights that the rejection is “categorical,” while CNA frames the response as rejecting testimonies contained in the film. Both accounts focus on the dispute between the documentary’s claims and the Israeli army’s denial.
