Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls for an investigation into the anonymous sources featured in the Gaza war documentary “NAZA.” Netanyahu says the inquiry should identify and prosecute participants connected to the film after it drew attention for allegations concerning Israel’s conduct in Gaza.
Multiple outlets report that “NAZA” is based on testimony from 24 unnamed Israeli military whistleblowers. The accounts, according to the reports, allege that the Israeli military used AI-powered targeting systems and that this contributed to the killing of numerous civilians. Netanyahu’s office says he has directed senior Israeli security and legal officials—including the army’s chief of staff, the head of Shin Bet, and the state attorney—to open a thorough investigation.
Outlets differ mainly in emphasis, with some describing the probe as aimed at identifying the soldiers interviewed, while others frame it as a broader call for investigation and possible prosecution. All accounts tie the order to Netanyahu’s response to the documentary’s claims and its use of undisclosed sources.
