NAZA for U.S. Viewers: What to Know Before Watching
For U.S. viewers, NAZA is a documentary by two Israeli directors about the systems used in the Gaza war. In the Q&A after its New York premiere, the directors raised American military assistance to Israel, according to the Guardian.
Start with the film’s basic frame
NAZA is an 80-minute documentary by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor built around anonymous Israeli military and intelligence testimony.
Separate the issues
The film’s claims about targeting, civilian harm and AI systems are related but not identical questions. Use the claims pages to examine them one by one.
October 7 remains necessary context
The military campaign examined in NAZA followed the Hamas-led October 7 attack, in which civilians were deliberately killed and 251 people were taken hostage. Context does not settle later legal or factual disputes; it explains the sequence of events.