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After we cursed Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shor, the creators of the film NZA, which accuses the IDF of war crimes, I suggest we be more practical. The creators claim that 24 soldiers from intelligence units were interviewed for their film. Well, that's a good starting point for an investigation that needs to be opened against the soldiers who participated in this abominable film. I wouldn't fall off my chair if it turns out that half of the "witnesses" fabricated their stories, and yet two clauses stand available to the prosecution: Section 117A of the Penal Law - Disclosure in breach of duty. A soldier who provides information to someone not authorized to receive it. And the maximum penalty: 3 years imprisonment. Moreover, for the purposes of this section, there is no need to prove that the information was classified or that state security required it to be kept secret. Section 57 of the Military Justice Law — Disclosure of information. This is a clause specifically tailored to soldiers. It explicitly includes unauthorized disclosure of information about military forces, their locations, preparations or orders for their actions or movements, as well as "any important detail relating to the army" that, according to military orders or military practice, may not be disclosed except to those authorized to receive it. The maximum penalty: 5 years imprisonment. Bottom line: Everyone who collaborated in the production of this abominable film needs to be brought to trial.