A new documentary built on interviews with Israeli soldiers describing atrocities in Gaza has set off a fight inside Israel over whether the filmmakers should be punished — bad news for Israel's image abroad and for free speech at home.

• The film collects 24 interviews with Israeli soldiers recounting crimes committed in Gaza.
• One account describes tracking Gazan girls through their hacked phones to time an air strike on their family home.
• Some of the soldiers in the film compare their own actions to those of the Nazis.
• Israeli ministers want the filmmakers stripped of citizenship and prosecuted.
• Netanyahu has dismissed the film as a blood libel.

Outlook: Expect a legal and political fight over the filmmakers in Israel, and more international pressure as the testimonies spread.