Israeli minister accuses 'NAZA' filmmakers of 'treason'

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Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar threatened to revoke the citizenship of filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor for treason after their documentary "NAZA," which interviews Israeli intelligence operatives about AI-powered targeting systems used in Gaza, won a prize at the Venice Film Festival. The film alleges systemic killing and dehumanization of Palestinians, while the Israeli military denies deliberately targeting civilians and criticizes the film's anonymous testimonies.

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Israel's culture minister wants to strip the makers of a documentary on Israel's Gaza offensive of their citizenship. He accused the two of seeking "applause from antisemites around the world.

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