After NAZA: Another film about the Gaza war nominated for an Emmy Award

The International Television Academy has announced the nominees for the Emmy Awards. The list includes three films related to Israel and the Gaza war: "Breaking Ranks" (ITV), "The Settlers" (BBC), and "Missing in Gaza" (Al Jazeera). No Israeli work was nominated. The ceremony will take place on November 23 in New York.

The International Television Academy released the list of nominations for the Emmy Awards on the night of Thursday, September 24. Among them are three films related to Israel or the war in the Gaza Strip. In the "Current Affairs" category, a film by director Ben Zand titled "Breaking Ranks: Inside Israel’s War" (ITV) has been nominated. The investigation is based on testimonies of Israelis who fought in Gaza and addresses the killing of civilians and the use of "human shields." In the "Documentary" category, Louis Theroux's film "The Settlers" about Jewish settlement residents has been nominated. In the "News" category, a film by the Qatari channel Al Jazeera, "Missing in Gaza," about the search for missing Palestinians has been nominated. No Israeli work made the list. The announcement of winners and the award ceremony are expected on November 23 in New York. The article also mentions the film NAZA ("Collateral Damage") by Israeli directors, which won the Venice Film Festival award, and provides links to related materials.