NAZA film-makers say they spoke to more than 100 sources about Israeli actions in Gaza
The producers said the team had carried out scores of interviews with those with knowledge of IDF targeting and authorisation processes. Photograph: The GuardianView image in fullscreenA scene from NAZA. Photograph: Dawoud Abu Alkas/Reuters“The process of assessing the credibility of the testimonies was rigorous.
- ▪The producers said the team had carried out scores of interviews with those with knowledge of IDF targeting and authorisation processes.
- ▪Photograph: The GuardianView image in fullscreenA scene from NAZA.
- ▪Photograph: Dawoud Abu Alkas/Reuters“The process of assessing the credibility of the testimonies was rigorous.
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A scene from NAZA. The producers said the team had carried out scores of interviews with those with knowledge of IDF targeting and authorisation processes. Photograph: The GuardianView image in fullscreenA scene from NAZA. The producers said the team had carried out scores of interviews with those with knowledge of IDF targeting and authorisation processes. Photograph: The GuardianNAZANAZA film-makers say they spoke to more than 100 sources about Israeli actions in GazaTeam behind documentary push back against IDF attempt to discredit its exposure of military systemsPeter BeaumontThu 1 Oct 2026 13.45 EDTLast modified on Thu 1 Oct 2026 13.54 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleThe team behind the award-winning film NAZA, which details the Israeli military’s targeting policies in Gaza and…
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