The chief legal adviser of the Israeli army, military prosecutor Itai Offir, noted in the Haaretz newspaper that there would be no legal basis for prosecution if the participants had not violated information security regulations or disclosed classified materials. #Izrael #filmNaza #vojenskáetika (translated)
This is not an attempt to ascertain the truth, but a deliberate distortion of reality and false accusations against soldiers and military commanders. Zamir, according to Reuters, previously condemned the film, stating that "this is not an attempt to ascertain the truth, but a deliberate distortion of reality and false accusations against soldiers and military commanders." #Izrael #filmNaza #vojenskáetika (translated)
The film presents a false, misleading, and biased interpretation that maligns the Israeli state and army worldwide and seriously harms Israel's standing. Netanyahu wrote in a letter addressed to the chief of staff of the Israeli army, Eyal Zamir, the head of Shin Bet, David Zini, and attorney general Gali Baharav-Miara that "the film presents a false, misleading, and biased interpretation that maligns the Israeli state and army worldwide and seriously harms Israel's standing." #Izrael #filmNaza #vojenskáetika (translated)
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has requested an investigation and criminal prosecution of soldiers who provided testimony for the documentary film Naza, which criticizes Israeli military practices and contains claims of a high number of civilian casualties during attacks in the Gaza Strip. #Izrael #filmNaza #vojenskáetika (translated)
