Britain: "NAZA" one of the most-watched documentaries of 2026

The British newspaper The Guardian reported that the documentary "NAZA" (collateral damage), directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, has become one of the most-watched films of 2026, with over 1.5 million viewers in less than two months. The film, which presents testimonies from Unit 8200 soldiers about Israeli operations in Gaza, won an award in Venice and has been screened in about 50 countries.

The British newspaper The Guardian reported that the documentary "NAZA" (collateral damage), directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, has become one of the most-watched films of 2026. According to Guardian data, which was a co-producer of the film, over 1.5 million people watched it in less than two months. The film, which focuses on testimonies from Unit 8200 soldiers about Israeli operations against Hamas in Gaza, won the Jury Prize at the 2026 Venice Film Festival. In Italy, it became the third most-watched documentary of all time, with 717,517 viewers. In Israel, the film faced harsh criticism; Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir called it "a blood libel and a deliberate distortion of reality," and official sources claimed that some of the allegations are false and that the IDF was not given an opportunity to respond.