Israeli host questions credibility of sources in interview with Naza filmmaker Yuval Abraham

In his first interview with an Israeli TV channel about his film Naza, director Yuval Abraham is pressed about the reliability of the testimonies of his sources, who remained anonymous.  “We don’t have the identities of those 24 people from the Intelligence Corps. And I have to tell you that, as a journalist, I don’t think I would broadcast this, because you're not providing any supporting evidence for the very, very serious things they are saying,” says host Raviv Drucker.  The film, which investigates the systems behind Israel’s intended mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza, was awarded the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival and has been met with a lot of backlash in Israel, with one Israeli minister saying he would seek to revoke the citizenship of the filmmakers.