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Naza Wins at Venice Festival
The documentary film "Naza" won the Special Jury Award at the Venice Film Festival. It explores Israel's use of artificial intelligence in mass killings of civilians in Gaza during the current genocidal war. The film, based on interviews with sources within the Israeli forces, highlights a deliberate targeting of children and civilians, showing that the killings were premeditated. During the festival, the film received a 25-minute standing ovation—the longest in the festival's history—and elicited emotional and shocking reactions from viewers. The filmmakers emphasized that Israel uses artificial intelligence in deliberate killings and expressed regret over these crimes. The current war has resulted in the deaths of over 73,500 Palestinians and injuries to 174,000, according to Gaza’s Ministry of Health.
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