"Naza": documentary exposes alleged Israeli army methods in Gaza
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"Naza": documentary exposes alleged Israeli army methods in Gaza

SIC Notícias10 September 2026 at 18:39

The documentary "Naza" exposes alleged methods used by the Israeli army in the Gaza Strip. The film presents testimonies and evidence documenting military operations and their consequences for the Palestinian civilian population.

The documentary was made by documentation professionals and journalists who collected testimonies from survivors and witnesses of the events in Gaza. The film has been the subject of international attention due to the gravity of the allegations presented.

Israel's defense forces indicated that they have not yet officially responded to the allegations presented in the documentary or by the filmmakers. This absence of an official response has been noted by human rights organizations following the case.

The film comes amid a context of growing international scrutiny over Israeli military operations in Gaza, with various organizations demanding transparency and independent investigation into the reported military practices.

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