A documentary born from within Israel's own military and intelligence circles has become the subject of state investigation and treason threats, after it claimed that civilian deaths in Gaza were routinely factored into targeting decisions. The film, titled 'Naza'—a word drawn from Israeli military jargon for anticipated civilian casualties—won Venice's Special Jury Prize to a 25-minute ovation, only to be met at home with accusations of blood libel and calls to strip its makers of citizenship. What unfolds here is an ancient tension: the state's instinct to guard its own story, and the journa
Israel launches legal probe into Gaza documentary, threatens filmmakers with treason charges
Over 73,700 Palestinians, mostly civilians, have been killed in Israel's war on Gaza according to health authorities.