A documentary featuring testimony from Israeli military insiders is premiering at the Venice Film Festival. The film, titled "NAZA," includes interviews with 24 insiders, including intelligence officers and soldiers, who discuss the war in Gaza and the killing of Palestinian civilians. The documentary was made by Oscar-winning filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor.
The film's subjects have their identities obscured, with digital alterations to their voices and appearances. The title "NAZA" refers to an Israeli military acronym for civilian casualties.
Further details about the documentary and its production are available, including the secretive filming process that took place over three years.
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