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IDF Denies NAZA Claim It Approved Gaza Strike Risking 500 Civilian Deaths

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) denied allegations by the National Authority for Zionist Accountability (NAZA) that it approved a Gaza strike risking 500 civilian deaths. The IDF called the claim 'completely false.' The denial comes amid ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip.

The IDF rejected NAZA's assertion that it had authorized a strike in the Gaza Strip that could result in the deaths of 500 civilians. The claim was described as 'completely false' by the IDF in a statement released by Ynetnews. The denial was also reported by Haaretz, which cited the IDF's official response to the allegation. Both Ynetnews and Haaretz published the IDF's denial on the same day, September 14, 2026. The sources did not provide additional details or context beyond the IDF's statement. The NAZA allegation remains unverified, with no evidence presented to support the claim. The IDF has not commented further on the specifics of the alleged strike or its potential impact.

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IndependentHaaretzSep 14, 11:26 AM
IDF denies 'NAZA' allegation it approved 500 civilian deaths for Gaza strike - haaretz.com

IDF denies 'NAZA' allegation it approved 500 civilian deaths for Gaza strike  haaretz.com

IndependentYnetSep 14, 10:36 AM
IDF rejects NAZA claim it approved Gaza strike risking 500 civilian deaths as ‘completely false’ - Ynetnews

IDF rejects NAZA claim it approved Gaza strike risking 500 civilian deaths as ‘completely false’  Ynetnews