'Why didn't you broadcast it': 'NAZA' co-director claims Israel did not cover Gaza civilian deaths

Yuval Abraham, co-director of the documentary 'NAZA,' accused Israeli media of neglecting coverage of Gazan civilian deaths during the Israel-Hamas War. In a Channel 13 interview, journalist Raviv Drucker challenged Abraham on the film's lack of identified sources and supporting evidence, stating, "I don't think I would have aired this." Abraham defended the film, noting its partnership with The Guardian and asserting that identities and cases were verified. He then questioned Drucker, asking, "Why didn't you broadcast?" regarding allegations from 24 IDF Intelligence Corps officers interviewed in the film, which claims the military approved strikes with AI assistance that killed hundreds of Gazan civilians. The IDF has denied these allegations, calling the film's claims "completely false" and stating that strike decisions are made by human personnel, not AI.