According to the film, the IDF has developed three programs—Lavender, The Gospel (Habsora) and Where’s Daddy?—that help identify individuals or structures targeted for attack or destruction.
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- According to the film, the IDF has developed three programs—Lavender, The Gospel (Habsora) and Where’s Daddy?—that help identify individuals or structures…
According to the film, the IDF has developed three programs—the main system, Lavender, supplemented by The Gospel (Habsora) and “Where’s Daddy?”–that help identify individuals or structures targeted for attack or destruction.
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- Venice Film Festival: <em>Naza</em> exposes the savage machinery of war deployed by Israel against defenceless Palestinian civilians cited evidence
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Origin: extracted from Venice Film Festival: <em>Naza</em> exposes the savage machinery of war deployed by Israel against defenceless Palestinian civilians · 2026-09-15 23:45