The documentary "Naza", which deals with the Israeli massacres against civilians in Gaza, exceeded 1.5 million viewers within two months of its release, according to the British newspaper "The Guardian".
The film received a standing ovation that lasted for about 25 minutes during its screening at the Venice Film Festival, and was awarded a special prize by the jury.
It includes testimonies from IDF personnel revealing the use of artificial intelligence systems in identifying the targets of the bombing in Gaza, and damage to civilian homes, residential areas and aid distribution sites.