A documentary about the killing of Palestinians brought the world to cinema.
The critically acclaimed documentary Naza, about Israel's mass killing of civilians in Gaza, gained more than one and a half million viewers worldwide in less than two months and became one of the most watched documentaries released in theaters worldwide in 2026.
This film, directed by Oscar-winning filmmakers Yuval Avraham and Rachel Zer, and produced by The Guardian, reached 1.547 million 33 viewers worldwide as of Friday, November 6.
Based on the testimonies of 24 Israeli soldiers and intelligence officials, the documentary "Nazah" casts doubt on the official narratives of the Zionists about the killing of civilians in Gaza.
This work won a special prize from the jury of the Venice Film Festival in September, and its premiere at this festival was accompanied by a 24-minute standing ovation from the audience.
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