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Surveillance, Cellphones and NAZA: What the Film Says About Intelligence Collection

NAZA discusses surveillance and intelligence systems used to identify and track suspected militants, including information associated with phones and communications.

What the film is trying to explain

The documentary’s concern is not just surveillance in the abstract but how collected data could become part of a targeting process.

Why precision matters

A phone, identifier or inferred association is not automatically proof that a specific person is a combatant. The evidentiary threshold and review process are central to the controversy.

October 7 context

NAZA examines the war that followed the Hamas-led October 7 attack. Explore documented footage and evidence from the events that preceded the military campaign.

See all October 7 footage

Looking for Naza: The Real Story?

That is a separate 49-minute documentary by Roi Danino, Ariel Averbuch and Hagay Gutman. The full film is free to watch on its official site.

Watch Naza: The Real Story