BBC Correspondent Describes Netanyahu's Fear of Broadcasting the Special Documentary 'Naza'

According to the report of Arjan's ambassador, Siavash Ardalan, BBC Farsi reporter wrote on Twitter:

Today, Netanyahu officially demanded the punishment of those who participated in the making of the "Nazah" documentary:

including 24 Israeli military and intelligence officers who describe the use of artificial intelligence in the killing of Gazans during the war.

For example, one of these officers says that when a child says, "Dad, when is he coming home?", the words "Dad" and "Home" immediately turn that building into a military target in the database of the artificial pool, with the plan to destroy all the family members at once.

Both filmmakers are Israeli.

This movie has not been released to the public except for a limited screening.

Next month, the website of the Guardian newspaper is going to make the full link of this documentary available to the public.

Netanyahu said today that the interviewees in this film revealed national secrets and endangered Israel's national security.