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Venice Film Festival: 'NAZA' documentary gives insights into Gaza war

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Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor are premiering their documentary “NAZA” at the Venice Film Festival Thursday. The film features testimonies from 24 Israeli military insiders on the war in Gaza. It highlights what they say is the systemic killing of Palestinian civilians, with identities of the subjects obscured. The film explores surveillance and remote bombing operations by Israel's military.

Abraham and Szor aim to shed light on these operations, focusing on what they call “a system of killing” rather than individual remorse. “NAZA” is competing for the Golden Lion award at the festival.

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