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The Israeli documentary 'NAZA,' by directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, alleges Israel's military used AI software to systematically target and kill civilians in Gaza throughout the war. Abraham has accused Israeli media of ignoring Gaza civilian deaths for the war's duration and insists the anonymous allegations underpinning the film were independently verified. The film has triggered a domestic uproar in Israel, with the government reportedly issuing diplomats talking points to counter its claims. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly branded the documentary antisemitic, and Israeli officials have vowed to strip the filmmakers of their citizenship. Israeli forces have also issued statements responding to the film's allegations, escalating tensions between the government, media, and filmmakers over how the war's civilian toll has been portrayed.