The documentary "NAZA" was presented on Thursday (10) in Venice, containing testimonies from members of the Israeli forces who describe how they carried out massacres in Gaza using systems created with artificial intelligence. The film was directed by the Israeli journalists Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, two of the four authors of the Oscar-winning documentary "No Other Land" (2024).
The journalists said they spoke with 24 members of the Israeli army and intelligence services who agreed to testify before the cameras in Tel Aviv, under anonymity. Abraham explained to AFP that the objective was simple: to hear in the greatest possible detail how the systems for killing in Gaza worked.
In the documentary, men and women from the Israeli forces explain how they created and used systems with artificial intelligence that operated from the telecommunications network in Gaza that was controlled. According to Abraham, "they let the soldiers and officers talk about what they did" to document the functioning of these death systems.
