Israeli Soldiers' Gaza Testimonies and the Documentary Controversy

Along with the bitterness of the world towards Israel, then you have all these reservists like who served in Gaza, who committed horrific crimes.

There's a film out right now that just, that's coming out, a documentary that is getting rave reviews called, uh, Naza.

And it's made by Yuval Abraham, who's an Israeli journalist and a filmmaker.

I think her name is Rachel Shore. These are Israelis, Israeli lefties.

And it consists of 24 interviews with Israeli soldiers.

Most of them were like in military intelligence involved in targeting on rooftops and you can't see their faces.

Their voices are altered and they're describing the most sickening crimes you can think of.

One of them talks about how they were hacking into phones.

I guess this is Unit 8200, their cyber division.

Hacking into the phones of young girls in Gaza to, to determine when their fathers would come home and then they would order an airstrike on their home and listen to the girl burn alive through her phone.

Um, the soldiers are comparing themselves to Nazis on, in this film. And now Israeli ministers are calling for stripping the filmmakers of their citizenship and punishing them.

Netanyahu just a few hours ago released a statement calling the film a blood libel.