2026-10-16
45 分钟This is The Guardian.
Today, the Israeli filmmakers lauded as heroes and branded as traitors for exposing mass killings of civilians in Gaza.
Just before we start, there are some distressing scenes in this episode,
including moments where we describe the killing of children.
But I would urge you to listen if you can.
Throughout the war in Gaza, the Israeli military always told its people and the world one thing.
It does not deliberately kill civilians.
We want to differentiate between our enemy, which is these Hamas extremists.
And between Gaza's civilian population who are not the targets of our offensive.
But in a new documentary from Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Zor,
Israeli military insiders set out the vast AI systems used to rain down airstrikes
on Gaza that have directly led to the mass slaughter of civilians.
They deserve it.
The film takes its name from the code word used to count the number
of civilians expected to die when authorizing a strike against a suspected Hamas target.
Yeah, NAZA is a military acronym that intelligence officers use to refer to the number of civilians,
Palestinian civilians, that they expect will be killed in an airstrike.
It stands for two Hebrew words, nezek agavi.
NASA 1, NASA 20, NASA 500. NASA doesn't distinguish between women and men, adults and children, militants and civilians.
So a baby can be one NASA.