Naza's actions provoke Israel's response

It was mentioned that the film "Naza," which documents the Israeli crimes against civilians in the Gaza Strip and which won an award at the Venice Film Festival, sparked widespread alert and outrage in Israel. The Chief of Staff of the Israeli Army, Eyal Zamir, announced his intention to pursue legal actions against the film and those involved in it, and requested a review of evidence related to the leaking of secret materials used by the production. Zamir considered the film an attempt to undermine the legitimacy of the army and the State of Israel, and he threatened to revoke the nationalities of the directors on charges of treason, amid broad condemnation from authorities and media investigations that focused on exposing the falsehood of the claims made in it. Additionally, the Israeli artistic community launched a solidarity campaign with the directors, despite increasing media and political attacks aimed at discrediting the film's credibility and accusing its creators of revealing military secrets and influencing the international narrative about events in Gaza.

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