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The Israeli army accuses 'NAZA' of providing an incomplete view of target selection

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On October 1, the Israeli military issued a statement criticizing the documentary 'NAZA', which examines the process of target selection in Gaza. The film features testimonies from 24 military personnel and intelligence officers, alleging the mass killing of civilians during operations in the region.

The Israeli military contends that the documentary provides an incomplete and narrow perspective on how targets are selected. The dispute centers on the methodology and context of military operations as depicted in the film versus the official account provided by the Israeli defense establishment.

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