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- The Voice of Hind Rajab received a 22‑minute ovation at last year’s festival.
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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 targeted for attack or destruction.
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- A former soldier commented, “You feel a bit like God.”
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- The programs can also be used to destroy entire neighborhoods in northern Gaza to prevent anyone ever returning.
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- The programs’ operation depends on cloud services from AWS, Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure, meaning these US companies are complicit in Israel’s war crimes.
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- The interviewees remain in the shadow, their appearances and voices digitally altered.
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- The programs were developed with a permitted error rate of 15 percent, with one interviewee mentioning an expected rate of 20 percent.
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- Elbit Systems announced plans to set up a new plant in the German state of Sachsen-Anhalt.
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- The review of the film in Germany’s Süddeutsche Zeitung was headlined “Wir töten diese Kinder absichtlich”.
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- Thresholds could differ; at times up to 500 civilian deaths were accepted as a necessary cost for taking out a Hamas leader in a single strike.
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- The program Where’s Daddy? monitors telephones and is designed to react to messages such as “Daddy’s home”, triggering a drone or missile to wipe out an entire family and nearby persons.
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- The IDF alleges there is human oversight over the process.
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- The chief of general staff of the Israeli military claimed the film was based on blood libels, deliberate distortions of reality and false accusations against IDF soldiers and commanders.
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- Benjamin Netanyahu, Itamar Ben‑Gvir and other officials made similarly threatening comments.
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- Naza was shot in secrecy at night on rooftops in Tel Aviv.
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- The audience stood and applauded for over 24 minutes after a showing of Naza in Venice.
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- A soldier who visited a concentration camp in Poland said he still considers the Nazis evil and asked, “What am I then?”
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- Abraham and Szor are two of the four directors of No Other Land, which won the 2025 best documentary feature academy award.
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- Naza won the Special Jury Prize at this year’s Venice Film Festival.
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- Human operators are always able to blame the machine for errors when collateral damage occurs.
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Published documents
- Trump’s lawless deportation machine: ICE actions ruled illegal 16,000 times
- Venice Film Festival: <em>Naza</em> exposes the savage machinery of war deployed by Israel against defenceless Palestinian civilians
Track record
2 documents · 27 claims produced · 0 contradicted
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