Israeli anger targets "Naza" creators
The documentary film "Naza," produced by The Guardian newspaper, is being showcased at the Venice Film Festival. It tells the story of the Gaza war through exclusive testimonies from insiders within the Israeli military. The film, narrated in Hebrew, highlights the participation of troops in massacres involving hundreds of thousands of Palestinians and reveals mixed feelings among soldiers—some feeling shame, others experiencing enthusiasm while carrying out orders. Reactions to the film within Israel have been angry; some politicians accused the filmmakers of treason, and the Prime Minister threatened to pass laws stripping citizenship from those accused of defaming soldiers. Human rights organizations, however, have defended it. The film will be released in American theaters starting September 30 and has sparked widespread debate about soldiers' responsibility and military ethics in the context of the conflict.
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