Israeli documentary NAZA records soldiers' accounts of AI targeting in Gaza
The nearly 80-minute Israeli documentary NAZA, by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, features 24 anonymous Israel Defense Forces members describing their role in strikes on Gaza over three years. Soldiers discuss Lavender, which identifies targets, and Where's Daddy, which tracks targets through children's cellphones. The film says the military sometimes knowingly accepted as many as 50 civilian deaths per strike. Local health authorities count at least 74,000 Palestinians killed in Gaza.