Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu orders a probe into soldiers interviewed for a Gaza documentary

Updated 2026-10-13 · told from many outlets at once

Netanyahu says a documentary presents a false and biased narrative and demands an investigation into its participants. The film claims Israeli forces killed civilians in Gaza and cites 24 military officials. Israel's health ministry says over 74,000 people were killed in Gaza. The Israeli military denies the claims and says the testimonies are unreliable.

Netanyahu stated the documentary presents a false and biased narrative.
The documentary 'NAZA' features testimonies from 24 Israeli military and intelligence officials and accuses the Israeli army of systematic mass civilian killings in Gaza.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu demanded an investigation into participants who gave anonymous testimony in the documentary.
The territory's health ministry reported that Israel's military campaign in Gaza killed more than 74,000 people.
The Guardian consulted over one hundred sources knowledgeable about Israeli military systems.
The Israeli army maintains its rules prohibit deliberate attacks on civilians.
Netanyahu demanded action against participants for 'serious crimes against Israel's security' and wants prosecutions for information security violations and defamation.
The Israeli military rejected the accusations in the film, doubting the reliability of anonymous contributors and claiming the documentary contains factual errors.
Yuval Abraham conducted investigations that form the basis of the documentary.
The Israeli government threatened to strip the film's directors of their citizenship.

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