"They manipulated me": The interviewee who claims to have participated in "Naz'a" speaks out against the film
A young man who claims to have participated in the documentary "Naz'a" accuses its creators of manipulation and paying interviewees according to the numbers they reported. The allegations were raised in a video by the Quantin investigation firm, but the firm clarified that it did not verify the claims.
A young man who claims to have participated in the documentary "Naz'a" is speaking out against its creators, raising serious allegations about how testimonies were collected. According to him, interviewees were paid according to the numbers they presented, which encouraged data inflation. The allegations were raised in a video published by the Quantin investigation firm, in which private investigator Shmulik Maman interviewed the young man, whose identity was concealed. The young man claimed that the payment offered increased as the numbers grew higher, and that the casualty figures in the film do not match reality. According to him, in the case of the elimination of Mohammed Deif, the most severe collateral damage was 90 casualties, half of whom were Hamas operatives. He added that no verification was conducted with Palestinian sources. The investigation firm clarified that it did not verify the claims and that no proof was presented that the young man actually participated in the film.