Civilian-Harm Thresholds in NAZA: What the Film Alleges
NAZA raises questions about how expected civilian harm was estimated and what thresholds were considered acceptable in different targeting decisions.
What “threshold” means
In military targeting, anticipated civilian harm is assessed before a strike and weighed against the expected military advantage. The legal and operational details are more complex than a single number.
What NAZA adds
The film presents insider testimony about how these calculations allegedly changed during the war.
What remains contested
The IDF disputes key characterizations of its procedures. Readers should distinguish legal principles, official policy and claims about what happened in particular operations.