Key Facts

• The Guardian plans to stream NAZA for free in early December and offers a sign-up for the exact date and a viewing link.
• The article says the film has been shown in cinemas in 47 countries and seen by more than 1.5 million people since its release last month.
• NAZA features testimony from 24 Israeli military intelligence officers and soldiers involved in surveillance and remote attacks on Palestinian civilians during the Gaza war.
• The interviewees describe AI-based systems used to identify people suspected of being Hamas operatives, and attacks on their homes that also killed family members, according to the film’s accounts.
• Directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor filmed interviews at night in Tel Aviv and digitally altered participants’ appearances and voices to protect their identities.
• The Guardian produced the film, which draws on reporting published by +972 Magazine, Local Call and the Guardian between 2023 and 2025.
• NAZA won a special jury prize at the Venice Film Festival in September and the Critics Choice Association’s best political documentary award in November.
• The article says Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called for the sources’ identities to be revealed and threatened to strip the directors of their Israeli citizenship; military chief Eyal Zamir also condemned the film.