A film in which military personnel describe in detail the mass crimes committed in the enclave has angered the government of Benjamin Netanyahu, which does not hesitate to rally its electorate around an "enemy within." The film, The Enclave, features interviews with former Israeli soldiers who recount their experiences during a military operation in a contested region. It highlights acts that have been described as mass crimes, raising questions about accountability and the conduct of military forces. The film has sparked controversy and drawn strong reactions from various political and public figures. The government of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has responded to the film with criticism, accusing it of spreading misinformation and undermining national security. Officials have emphasized the importance of unity and have portrayed the film as part of a broader narrative that seeks to divide the public. This aligns with a strategy often used by Netanyahu's government to frame political opponents or critics as threats to the state. Netanyahu's administration has a history of using rhetoric that emphasizes external and internal threats to consolidate public support. The term "enemy within" refers to a narrative that suggests there are individuals or groups within the country who pose a danger to national security or stability. This approach is often used to justify strong political actions and to rally public opinion behind the government's policies.