The film "NASA," directed by Rachel Zour and Yuval Abraham, deeply examines Israel's war crimes in Gaza. By gathering testimonies from 24 informed individuals within military and intelligence agencies, this documentary shows us how technology and government decisions lead to the massacre of civilians.
A Story from Within the Israeli Intelligence Apparatus
In this film, Israeli intelligence officers share details of their work from a dark rooftop in Tel Aviv. These men explain how they have developed artificial intelligence tools to identify phone signals and suggest apartment buildings in Gaza for bombing. Indirectly, they bear the responsibility for thousands of deaths, but they have never spoken about it, as one of them states: "My role is technical," and another says: "I am just a small cog in the machine.".
NASA: Massacre in the Name of Security
The documentary "NASA" not only recounts the massacre of civilians but also shows us how this slaughter is sanctioned by the highest levels of government. The film tells us that "NASA" is an acronym used by the Israeli intelligence service to indicate the number of civilians expected to be killed in an airstrike. The Israeli army prefers to target Hamas terrorists in their homes at night, and if they live with their families or in crowded neighborhoods, this issue is of no concern.
In one of the shocking moments, a source claims that to kill one Hamas member, permission has been granted to kill 500 civilians. This film clearly illustrates how humanity is sacrificed at the altar of military calculations and raises questions in the viewer's mind about whether such actions can truly be justified in the name of security.
