Naza's filmmaker shares fears amid Israeli anger
Naza film director Yoval Abraham has revealed his fears of not being able to return to Israel due to the attacks and criticisms he has faced following the screening of his film, which documents Israeli occupation crimes against civilians in the Gaza Strip. The film, which won the Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, features testimonies about the Israeli military's policy of targeting civilians and causing collateral damage. It clarifies that when the army targeted a specific individual, they would kill everyone in the building, a point confirmed by a witness and military leadership. In an official response, Israel has initiated an investigation into the filmmakers and accused them of leaking information and spreading false claims. There are also calls to revoke the directors' citizenship and to point fingers at unknown entities behind the secret materials used in the film.
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