Israeli Soldiers Describe Mass Civilian Killings in Documentary 'NAZA'
The Israeli-made documentary 'NAZA' features anonymous soldiers describing mass civilian killings and examines a term for acceptable civilian casualties.
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Israeli soldiers speaking anonymously describe mass civilian killings in the documentary 'NAZA,' according to NPR. The film was made by Israeli filmmakers.
Its title is an acronym for nezek agavi, a Hebrew phrase meaning "collateral damage." The term refers to the number of civilian casualties the Israeli military considers acceptable.
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