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- 1'NAZA' documentary on Gaza war ignites political storm in Israel●'NAZA' documentary about Gaza war sparks political storm in Israel • FRANCE 24 English
A documentary about the Gaza war, referred to as 'NAZA', has triggered a political storm in Israel, according to FRANCE 24. The film's release has drawn sharp reactions across Israel's political spectrum, with figures clashing over its portrayal of the war in Gaza. The controversy has put the conflict back at the center of public and political debate in the country.
- 2Israeli whistleblowers' Gaza revelations examined in 'NAZA'▼In ‘NAZA,’ Israeli whistleblowers’ revelations about civilian deaths in Gaza reflect a longer history of Palestinian isolation
A new piece under the title 'NAZA' examines revelations by Israeli whistleblowers about civilian deaths in Gaza, framing them within a longer history of Palestinian isolation. The account argues that the testimonies are not an isolated development but part of an entrenched pattern of separation and marginalisation of Palestinians, prompting renewed debate over accountability for civilian casualties.
- 3Film's Gaza IDF allegations weigh against journalistic flaws▼NAZA’s claims about IDF conduct in Gaza are grave. So are the film’s journalistic flaws
A documentary making serious allegations about the conduct of Israeli soldiers in Gaza is drawing scrutiny, with commentary acknowledging the gravity of its claims while also pointing to significant journalistic shortcomings in how the film was reported and produced. The debate centers on whether the reporting flaws undermine the accusations or whether the substance should be judged separately from the film's methods.
- 4'Naza' Film-makers Defend Documentary Amid Threats at New York Premiere●NAZA film-makers address threats at documentary’s New York City premiere By Adrian Horton Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor
The makers of the documentary 'Naza', including Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, spoke at the film's New York City premiere, defending their findings on Israel's killing of Palestinians. Their remarks come amid threats from Israeli officials against the film-makers, drawing attention to press freedom and the risks faced by journalists documenting the conflict.
- 5Yuval Abraham Criticizes US Funding of Gaza Destruction▼'NAZA' Co-Director Yuval Abraham Calls Out U.S. Government for 'Funding' Israel's Destruction of Gaza
Yuval Abraham, co-director of the documentary 'NAZA', publicly accused the U.S. government of funding Israel's destruction of Gaza. His remarks add his voice to a growing group of filmmakers and public figures using international platforms to criticize American military and financial support for Israel's war. His comments are drawing attention in coverage of the Gaza conflict and its political fallout.
- 6NAZA Directors Accuse Netanyahu of Incitement to Murder▼'NAZA' Directors Tell Haaretz: Netanyahu's Attacks on Us Are 'Incitement to Murder'
The directors of NAZA have told Haaretz that attacks by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against them amount to 'incitement to murder'. The accusation, published by the Israeli newspaper, frames Netanyahu's rhetoric as putting the organisation's leadership in danger. The row adds to ongoing tensions between Netanyahu and critics in Israeli public life.
- 7Gaza Destruction Documentary 'NAZA' Premieres at New York Film Festival▼‘NAZA’ Directors Bring Gaza Destruction Doc to NYFF: This Is ‘Being Done With Taxpayer Money From People Sitting Here’
The directors of 'NAZA', a documentary documenting the destruction in Gaza, presented their film at the New York Film Festival. They argued that the devastation shown on screen is 'being done with taxpayer money from people sitting here', directing their message at American audiences. The film's premiere is drawing attention to US funding of the war and the civilian toll in Gaza.
- 8Israeli Americans Protest 'NAZA' New York Premiere With Oct. 7 Footage▼Israeli Americans Protest Outside ‘NAZA’ New York Premiere by Screening Oct. 7 Attacks Footage
Israeli American protesters gathered outside the New York premiere of the film 'NAZA', screening footage of the October 7 attacks. The demonstration highlights ongoing tensions around how the Hamas-led assault and the Gaza war are portrayed in film and public discourse. The premiere became a flashpoint as organizers sought to confront audiences with imagery of the attacks, drawing attention to the deep divisions over narrative and memory surrounding the conflict.
- 9NAZA film-makers address threats at New York premiere●NAZA film-makers address threats at documentary’s New York City premiere https://www. theguardian.com/film/2026/sep/ 27/
The film-makers behind NAZA, a documentary about Gaza, spoke publicly about threats they have faced as the film premiered in New York City, in connection with the New York Film Festival 2026. The premiere drew attention against the backdrop of the Israel-Gaza war, with the documentary touching on figures including Benjamin Netanyahu and the situation in Israel and Gaza.
- 10Film-makers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor stand by documentary findings amid Israeli official threats●Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor defend findings on Israel's killing of Palestinians amid threats from Israeli officials Th
Film-makers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor have publicly defended their findings on Israel's killing of Palestinians, pushing back against threats made by Israeli officials. Their documentary NAZA, an award-winning work examining Israel's treatment of Palestinians, has drawn intense political pressure. The pair say the threats will not deter them from reporting what they documented on camera.
- 11'NAZA' faces New York protest after award win in Spain▼‘NAZA’ faces New York protest as Gaza documentary wins audience award in Spain
The Gaza documentary 'NAZA' has drawn opposing reactions on two continents: it won an audience award at a film festival in Spain, while a protest against the film took place in New York. Supporters hail the recognition as validation of its portrayal of Gaza, while protesters in New York object to the film's screening and its message.
- 12Gaza documentary 'NAZA' to be released free online▼Gaza documentary ‘NAZA’ to be available online free: Israeli director
An Israeli director has announced that the documentary 'NAZA', which focuses on Gaza, will be made available to watch online for free. The announcement was reported by Arab News. The move would allow audiences worldwide to view the film without payment, at a time when Gaza remains the subject of intense international attention and debate.
- 13Filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor discuss NAZA●« # YuvalAbraham and # RachelSzor discuss the IDF officers' testimony in their film # NAZA and why they didn't shy away
Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor spoke about their film NAZA and their decision to include testimony from IDF officers, saying they did not shy away from drawing parallels to World War II. Addressing the backlash they expect to face in Israel, Abraham said: 'I don't want to be an exile.' The remarks are drawing attention amid ongoing debate over the Gaza war and Israeli dissent.
- 14Documentary 'NAZA' on Israeli war crimes to stream free in November▼NAZA, a documentary on Israeli war crimes will be free to stream in November
The documentary NAZA, which examines Israeli war crimes, will be available to stream for free in November. The announcement, shared by filmmaker Yuval Abraham, has drawn attention online, with audiences discussing the film's subject matter and the decision to make it freely accessible during ongoing debate over Israel's conduct of the war in Gaza.
- 15Gaza documentary 'NAZA' wins award at New York screening▼Gaza doc ‘NAZA’ wins award as director speaks to New York audience
The Gaza documentary 'NAZA' has won an award, with its director addressing an audience in New York following the recognition. The film focuses on Gaza and drew attention as it screened for American viewers, with the director speaking about the work and its subject in person at the event.
- 16Film 'Naza' Premieres in the U.S. Amid Controversy▼‘NAZA’ Premieres in the U.S., Seeking Change and Stoking Controversy
The film 'Naza' has premiered in the United States, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The premiere is drawing attention for two reasons: the film carries a message of seeking change, and it has generated controversy among viewers and commentators. Details about its plot, cast, and the exact nature of the dispute were not specified in the coverage.
- 17Claims dismissed that strikes are decided by algorithm●Debunking ‘NAZA': ‘No strike was ever decided based on an algorithm’
Israeli officials are pushing back on the claim that a system called 'NAZA' uses an algorithm to decide which targeted strikes to carry out. According to the debunking, no strike has ever been decided based on an algorithm, countering claims that automated targeting drives military decisions. The dispute touches on broader concerns about the role of artificial intelligence in warfare and accountability for targeting choices.
- 18Mike Leigh's 'Tender Loving Care' Wins Big at San Sebastián●Mike Leigh’s ‘Tender Loving Care’ Wins Big at San Sebastián, as ‘La Bola Negra’ and ‘NAZA’ Take Audience Awards
Mike Leigh's film 'Tender Loving Care' took the top prize at the San Sebastián Film Festival, while 'La Bola Negra' and 'NAZA' won the audience awards. The Spanish festival's closing honors crowned a lineup that mixed veteran prestige filmmaking with newer voices, and the results are drawing attention from the international film community.