The documentary *NAZA* is being reviewed by multiple outlets as a severe account of Israel’s conduct in Gaza, based on interviews with Israeli soldiers. Reviewers describe the film as intense and disturbing, portraying accounts that link soldiers’ actions to the deaths of Palestinians.
Different sources emphasize different aspects of the documentary’s approach. Some coverage frames it more as a powerful film than conventional journalism, focusing on the impact of testimony. Others highlight the technology described in the investigation, including allegations that Israeli forces use AI and surveillance systems for targeting and killing. Across reviews, the common thread is that *NAZA* presents firsthand perspectives and argues that these accounts illuminate how killings occur within the conflict.
While outlets vary in tone and in what they foreground—interview-based testimony versus the role of AI and surveillance—the reviews generally agree that the film is aimed at forcing viewers to confront the mechanisms of targeting and lethal operations in Gaza.
