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Military chief orders legal review of Venice-winning “NAZA” documentary

By Drooid · Sep 15, 2026, 6:11 PM UTC · How we work

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Netanyahu Condemns NAZA

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the documentary “NAZA” after it won the Venice Film Festival Special Jury Prize.
Military chief Eyal Zamir called the film an attack on Israel and ordered a legal review.
Zamir directed the Military Advocate General to examine possible legal measures against “NAZA”.
Directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor named the film after a military term for expected collateral casualties.

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MK2 Preps NAZA Release

MK2 Films holds world sales rights for NAZA and plans its international release.
NAZA will screen at Spain’s San Sebastián International Film Festival on 23 September.
NAZA is scheduled to screen at the New York Film Festival on 26 September.
Directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, Oscar winners for No Other Land, filmed covertly on Tel Aviv rooftops.
Abraham says NAZA urges Israelis to watch, exposing crimes denied by Israel.

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Netanyahu Condemns NAZA

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the documentary “NAZA” after it won the Venice Film Festival Special Jury Prize.
Military chief Eyal Zamir called the film an attack on Israel and ordered a legal review.
Zamir directed the Military Advocate General to examine possible legal measures against “NAZA”.
Directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor named the film after a military term for expected collateral casualties.

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