A documentary accusing the Israeli army of killings in Gaza is scheduled to screen in Australian cinemas.
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What happened
A documentary accusing the Israeli army of killings in Gaza is scheduled to screen in Australian cinemas.
Who's involved
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Gaza documentary allegations prompt Israeli military and political backlashAlso in this story
- The NAZA documentary is interrogating systems used by the Israeli government.
- Film allegations prompted high-level military consultation involving Naza and the Israel Defense Forces.
The entities involved
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Gaza Strip
self-governing Palestinian territory next to Egypt and Israel
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Naza
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Australian
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