Film on Gaza Massacres Wins Jury Prize at Venice

The article discusses the documentary film "Naza," which documents the massacres committed by the Israeli occupation against civilians in the Gaza Strip. The film was awarded the Special Jury Prize at the Venice International Film Festival. It highlights systematic bombing campaigns and massacres targeting children and civilians, emphasizing Israel's use of secret methods and advanced technology, such as artificial intelligence, to identify targets—even when they are aware that families are inside their homes. The film aims to raise awareness among European and American audiences. It mentions that members of the occupation army directly witnessed burns in residential areas and the killing of people while distributing food, and discusses the systematic policies employed by the occupation against Palestinians. The film underscores the importance of documenting the hidden aspects of Israeli operations and confronting systematic efforts aimed at destroying the lives of civilians in Gaza.

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