Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called for a criminal investigation into Israeli soldiers who anonymously testified in the film ‘NAZA’ regarding killings in Gaza. He has requested the Attorney General and the heads of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and Shin Bet to identify the soldiers involved. Netanyahu alleges these soldiers spread “false” libel and exposed state secrets through their participation in the film. The Prime Minister’s demand centers on what he views as damaging disclosures made within the documentary. This move signals a strong reaction to the film’s content and a determination to hold those perceived to have harmed Israel’s image accountable. The investigation, if launched, could have significant implications for freedom of speech and military transparency within Israel. It remains to be seen how the Attorney General and security chiefs will respond to Netanyahu’s request.