The Venice-awarded film 'NAZA' accuses the Israeli army of civilian deaths in Gaza, sparking a heated political controversy in Israel with threats from Prime Minister Netanyahu.
The documentary “NAZA,” directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, is at the center of a political controversy in Israel.
Awarded at the Venice Film Festival, this film presents anonymous Israeli sources accusing the Israeli army of intentionally killing numerous civilians in Gaza.
In response, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared on Wednesday his intention to “strip citizenship” from those who “defame” the Israeli army.
The Wall Street Journal claims Elon Musk ordered a slowdown of Starshield, the military satellite network used by Ukraine, causing outages that disrupted drone and air defense operations.
In Pavlograd, a Ukrainian city near the front line, residents live under Russian bombardments. Despite fatigue and daily hardships, they show strong resolve not to yield to the war and Moscow's attacks.
Valentine Rugwabiza, head of Minusca, alerted the Security Council to the need to maintain sufficient peacekeepers in the Central African Republic despite progress, citing fragile security in some regions.
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