Israeli officials react to Gaza war documentary ‘Naza’
The film, based on accounts from 24 Israeli military and intelligence personnel, has drawn political, security and diplomatic responses.
Israeli authorities have responded sharply to the Gaza war documentary ‘Naza,’ broadening attention beyond the film festival and into political, military and diplomatic arenas.
Israeli officials have launched political, legal and security reviews in response to the documentary ‘Naza,’ which examines alleged civilian casualties and targeting procedures during the Gaza war. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Culture Minister Miki Zohar criticized the filmmakers, while the military rejected the film’s allegations and ordered reviews of possible information leaks and legal action. The film won a special jury prize at the Venice Film Festival, where its screening reportedly received a standing ovation.