Creator of the film "Naza" in an interview from London: "We are apparently under Israeli surveillance"

Yuval Avraham, creator of the documentary "Naza", claims in an interview with the Swiss media that he and his partner Rachel Shor cannot return to Israel due to threats, and that he fears he is under Israeli surveillance. Avraham accused the government of trying to damage the film's credibility and to locate the soldiers who provided information.

Yuval Avraham, creator of the documentary "Naza", claims in an interview with the Swiss media that he and his partner Rachel Shor cannot return to Israel in the near future due to threats and a hostile atmosphere. In an interview from London, Avraham said he fears he is under Israeli surveillance. According to him, the government is working to damage the film's credibility and undermine its legitimacy. The film, made in cooperation with The Guardian, deals with the IDF's strike policy in the Gaza Strip, the permitted collateral damage threshold, and the use of artificial intelligence in making military decisions. Avraham claimed the information is based on precise details and cross-referencing of sources. He accused Israel of trying to locate the soldiers who provided information to the film and to deter others. The article notes that the claims were not presented alongside a detailed Israeli response, and that without a response from the IDF and the government it is impossible to determine whether the conclusions are well-founded.

Creator of the film "Naza" in an interview from London: "We are apparently under Israeli surveillance"