NAZA: Hidden Israeli Officers Speak Out on Gaza in Venice Documentary
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Venice-based documentary NAZA, from No Other Land co-directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, presents anonymous interviews with 24 Israeli military intelligence officers about Gaza operations, arguing for a systemic pattern of killings labeled genocide by human-rights groups. Filmed at night on Tel Aviv rooftops to disguise speakers and with Gaza footage kept to a minimum until the end, the film aims to counter denial and spur international pressure, though its ultimate impact remains uncertain.
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