"Naza".. When the Israeli narrative collapses by the testimony of the killers themselves

The article discusses the documentary film "Naza" (NAZA), which reveals war crimes in Gaza, and focuses on the fact that its danger lies in presenting testimonies from within the Israeli military and intelligence themselves, thereby exposing the official Israeli narrative about the war.

The article discusses the documentary film "Naza" (NAZA), focusing on the fact that its danger lies not only in documenting crimes in Gaza, but in presenting testimonies from within the Israeli military and intelligence system itself. The article describes these testimonies as refuting the Israeli narrative that accompanied the war, which describes the army as "avoiding civilians" and its strikes as "precise," and that the victims are merely "collateral damage." The article mentions that Palestinians lived through these realities, but the international community treated them with silence or doubt, and gave the Israeli narrative more space. The writer believes that the film's true value begins when its testimonies move from the screen to investigation and accountability files.