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The documentary "Naza" shows Israeli soldiers talking about the warfare in Gaza. Israel's government accuses the creators of treason.
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Controversial Gaza documentary “Naza” Applause is followed by death threats
In the documentary “Naza,” Israeli soldiers reveal the brutal warfare in Gaza. Israel's government accuses the creators of treason. Now the film is coming to cinemas. SPIEGEL saw him.
September 30, 2026, 7:39 p.m
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The Israeli government will take legal action against the makers of the film “Naza”.
Likely · Within weeks
The film “Naza” continues to be discussed internationally and could lead to further protests or expressions of solidarity.
Possible · Within months
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