Edward Marchesi The Israel Defense Forces has launched a wide-ranging investigation into the production of the film "Naza," accused of spreading serious false accusations against Israeli soldiers and commanders. Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir, Chief of Staff, has ordered a full legal review and investigation into the unauthorized release of classified material used in the making of the film.
The film has been at the center of controversy because, according to Zamir, it deliberately distorts reality , undermining the legitimacy of the army and the State of Israel. To address this situation, an interagency and multidisciplinary team led by the head of the Planning Directorate has been formed . This team will be tasked with developing action plans and tools to counter the alleged false accusations against the Israel Defense Forces and its soldiers.
The involvement of international experts and legal actions
The team will work in collaboration with both Israeli and international experts to develop effective strategies. Additionally, the Military Attorney General has been tasked with examining and pursuing potential legal action regarding the film and those involved in its production. Particular attention will be paid to cybersecurity aspects to verify the possible involvement of individuals in the leak.
Diplomatic response and protection of military reputation
Zamir called for a broad national and international public diplomacy effort , involving the Ministry of Foreign Affairs , the Ministry of Justice, the National Directorate for Public Diplomacy , and other relevant bodies. The goal is to protect the reputation of the Israel Defense Forces and its soldiers, using every available tool.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has declared that it will use every means at its disposal to protect its soldiers, commanders, and combat troops, as well as the reputation of the IDF . This initiative represents a significant step in defending the legitimacy and integrity of the IDF.