How an Israeli Documentary on the War in Gaza Sets Off a Firestorm at Home After Venice Award The latest salvo in the ongoing debate over Israel's handling of the war in Gaza has been fired, courtesy of a documentary that sparked a firestorm both domestically and internationally.
"Naza," an acronym for collateral damage used by Israel's military, won the special jury prize at the Venice International Film Festival, but its reception in Israel was a stark reminder of the deep seated divisions over the conflict.
At its core, "NAZA" is not just another documentary about the war in Gaza; it's a searing indictment of Israel's tactics and a disturbing revelation of the civilian death toll.