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NAZA review: Portrait of Israel as a nation stuck in a moral abyss

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The film NAZA, co-directed by Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, premiered at the Venice International Film Festival on 24 August, winning the Special Jury Prize for its detailed portrayal of Israeli security systems and alleged mass killings in Gaza. The film, which has been rushed into global cinemas and is executive-produced by Jonathan Glazer, has sparked intense debate in Israel, with Prime Minister Netanyahu demanding the directors be stripped of their citizenship.
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Submitted by Joseph Fahim on Tue, 09/22/2026 - 15:55 Testimonies from military and intelligence whistleblowers debunk myths about the reasons behind the Gaza genocide NAZA's biggest revelation is the extent to which the Israeli military used AI in its operations in Gaza (mk2 films) On On 24 August, only nine days before the start of the Venice International Film Festival, a report in The Guardian announced an addition to the lineup. NAZA, by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, the Israeli co-director

NAZA review: Portrait of Israel as a nation stuck in a moral abyss
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