A new Haaretz investigation by Yaniv Kubovich (Oct takes the NAZA system the film exposed and shows how it was built and who set the defaults using four witnesses from Military Intelligence and the drone array: 1) A drone operator says that from the first day the array was set to the "expanded" fire tier (anyone ever identified with Hamas) and to NAZA level 3 by default. Up to 20 dead civilians per strike needed no sign-off from anyone outside the strike cell. The 20 was the baseline, not an escalation. 2) The film described a "factory of targets." Haaretz describes who staffed it. Reservists who had never served in intelligence were brought into the Targets Directorate and "searched for the most negligible targets, the small fry." Anyone with Hamas symbols on Facebook was marked. "It's at the level that we struck Hamas drivers." 3) The target category expanded until it covered the entire population. Before Oct 7, only brigade commanders and up. Then drivers. Then any adult male within 300 meters of troops. Then anyone entering a damaged building to retrieve blankets. 4) The Jabaliya strike on Ibrahim Biari (Oct 31, 2023). Haaretz adds the decision chain. The buildings were chosen because they sat over a tunnel, they were still populated, and "we did not carry out an evacuation, because it was important to kill him without him escaping." Aman's estimate was 250 to 300 civilians, so the decision went to the chief of staff. He approved it. The post-strike count: about 250 dead, for a battalion commander who weeks earlier "was not even considered a collection target of ours." 5) When the number got too big to approve, they stopped approving and kept striking. One cell calculated roughly 1,000 civilians still inside high-rises on an entry route into Gaza City. "NAZA 1,000 was not approved there. Instead it was approved to begin striking and allow the residents to flee during the operation." The ceiling was removed by relabeling. 6) Dissent was punished. Soldiers argued over killing "looters," meaning Palestinians retrieving food and bedding from damaged homes. A unit commander threatened to remove anyone who kept using the word "looters" or questioned the word "targets." 7) The IDF lied about results in real time. On the strike on Nukhba commander Ali Qadi, at home with his family: "In practice Qadi was the only one who survived the strike. None of the dead were connected to the target." 8) After March 2025 the strategic rationale was gone and the killing continued at the same settings. One operator describes a junior target "standing in the garden with his family, washing the children with a hose," seconds from launch. Colleagues still wanted to fire. "I felt we were reaching our moral edge." It is now becoming clear how these orders led to mass slaughter. There was no decision to kill everyone. It just escalated endlessly and the bloodlust and thirst for revenge made sure it never stopped escalating. The genocide continues.