Creators of the film "Nez"a" announced: The film will be distributed for free online

The director of the film "Nez"a", Yuval Abraham, announced that the film will be distributed for free online in collaboration with The Guardian, aiming to make it accessible to the Israeli public despite threats and violence, in his words. The film is based on a three-year investigation and includes testimonies from 24 soldiers about IDF operations in Gaza. The creators also approached cinemas in Israel for free screenings.

The director of the film "Nez"a", Yuval Abraham, announced today (Thursday) that the film will be distributed for free online in collaboration with the British newspaper The Guardian, without time limit. The film is expected to be uploaded to the network during November. At the same time, the creators approached cinemas in Israel with an offer to screen the film free of charge on their part, alongside its distribution worldwide. Abraham explained that the move is intended to allow the Israeli public to be exposed to the film's content despite what he called "violence aimed at concealing it." The film is based on a journalistic investigation that lasted three years and includes filmed testimonies from 24 soldiers. Its purpose, according to the creators, is to spark a public debate on the government and military's actions in Gaza, focusing on fire policy, harm to civilians, and destruction of infrastructure. Abraham emphasized that the details in the film were verified and cross-referenced. In response to criticism, he clarified that exposing what is happening in Gaza does not diminish the severity of the October 7 massacre, and that ignoring what is happening in Gaza is one of the factors that paved the way for the event. He rejected accusations of treason, and called on additional soldiers to testify. Despite threats and a heavy personal price, according to him, he and Sarah Shor intend to return to Israel and continue their activities.