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  1. Watching NAZA was like peering through a window – and seeing the machinery of killing in Gaza : theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    Un articolo di Mahmoud Mushtaha giornalista palestinese di Gaza

    What surprised me in the film wasn’t the massive scale of the killing, or even the coldness of it, but the proficiency of the soldiers who coolly described destroying people’s lives as if they were discussing a routine errand. One described the work simply as a “mission”, while another compared it to a “video game”.

    One soldier described knowing exactly what some of the people were doing in the moments before he killed them. He recalled hearing a man talking to his wife in bed. A baby crying. The sound of the TV. Despite taking all that humanity in, he quickly gave permission to drop the bomb.

    L'articolo è basato su un pezzo pubblicato su +972magazine: 972mag.com/naza-gaza-film-coll

    #Gaza #Naza #genocidio #IA #algoritmi #DanniCollaterali #Palestina #Israele

    @scuola
    @RFancio
    @lindasartini
    @steko

  2. Watching NAZA was like peering through a window – and seeing the machinery of killing in Gaza : theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    Un articolo di Mahmoud Mushtaha giornalista palestinese di Gaza

    What surprised me in the film wasn’t the massive scale of the killing, or even the coldness of it, but the proficiency of the soldiers who coolly described destroying people’s lives as if they were discussing a routine errand. One described the work simply as a “mission”, while another compared it to a “video game”.

    One soldier described knowing exactly what some of the people were doing in the moments before he killed them. He recalled hearing a man talking to his wife in bed. A baby crying. The sound of the TV. Despite taking all that humanity in, he quickly gave permission to drop the bomb.

    L'articolo è basato su un pezzo pubblicato su +972magazine: 972mag.com/naza-gaza-film-coll

    #Gaza #Naza #genocidio #IA #algoritmi #DanniCollaterali #Palestina #Israele

    @scuola
    @RFancio
    @lindasartini
    @steko

  3. Watching NAZA was like peering through a window – and seeing the machinery of killing in Gaza : theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    Un articolo di Mahmoud Mushtaha giornalista palestinese di Gaza

    What surprised me in the film wasn’t the massive scale of the killing, or even the coldness of it, but the proficiency of the soldiers who coolly described destroying people’s lives as if they were discussing a routine errand. One described the work simply as a “mission”, while another compared it to a “video game”.

    One soldier described knowing exactly what some of the people were doing in the moments before he killed them. He recalled hearing a man talking to his wife in bed. A baby crying. The sound of the TV. Despite taking all that humanity in, he quickly gave permission to drop the bomb.

    L'articolo è basato su un pezzo pubblicato su +972magazine: 972mag.com/naza-gaza-film-coll

    #Gaza #Naza #genocidio #IA #algoritmi #DanniCollaterali #Palestina #Israele

    @scuola
    @RFancio
    @lindasartini
    @steko

  4. Watching NAZA was like peering through a window – and seeing the machinery of killing in Gaza : theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    Un articolo di Mahmoud Mushtaha giornalista palestinese di Gaza

    What surprised me in the film wasn’t the massive scale of the killing, or even the coldness of it, but the proficiency of the soldiers who coolly described destroying people’s lives as if they were discussing a routine errand. One described the work simply as a “mission”, while another compared it to a “video game”.

    One soldier described knowing exactly what some of the people were doing in the moments before he killed them. He recalled hearing a man talking to his wife in bed. A baby crying. The sound of the TV. Despite taking all that humanity in, he quickly gave permission to drop the bomb.

    L'articolo è basato su un pezzo pubblicato su +972magazine: 972mag.com/naza-gaza-film-coll

    #Gaza #Naza #genocidio #IA #algoritmi #DanniCollaterali #Palestina #Israele

    @scuola
    @RFancio
    @lindasartini
    @steko

  5. Watching NAZA was like peering through a window – and seeing the machinery of killing in Gaza : theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    Un articolo di Mahmoud Mushtaha giornalista palestinese di Gaza

    What surprised me in the film wasn’t the massive scale of the killing, or even the coldness of it, but the proficiency of the soldiers who coolly described destroying people’s lives as if they were discussing a routine errand. One described the work simply as a “mission”, while another compared it to a “video game”.

    One soldier described knowing exactly what some of the people were doing in the moments before he killed them. He recalled hearing a man talking to his wife in bed. A baby crying. The sound of the TV. Despite taking all that humanity in, he quickly gave permission to drop the bomb.

    L'articolo è basato su un pezzo pubblicato su +972magazine: 972mag.com/naza-gaza-film-coll

    #Gaza #Naza #genocidio #IA #algoritmi #DanniCollaterali #Palestina #Israele

    @scuola
    @RFancio
    @lindasartini
    @steko