Gaza war documentary featuring Israeli soldiers to stream free in December

NAZA, a documentary about Israel’s military operations in Gaza, will be released free on the Guardian’s website in early December. It features accounts from Israeli intelligence officers and soldiers involved in surveillance and remote attacks on Palestinian civilians, bringing renewed attention to the methods used during the war.

The film has been shown in cinemas across 47 countries and seen by more than 1.5 million people since its release last month. Its 24 interviewees spoke anonymously, with their appearances and voices digitally altered; the film describes AI systems used to identify suspected Hamas operatives and attacks on homes that also killed family members. Directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, it won a special jury prize at Venice and a Critics Choice Association award. Israeli officials have condemned it, while the military says it contains substantial errors.