'NAZA' Documentary Exposes Israel’s ‘By Design’ Genocide in Gaza, Wins Venice Jury Prize
· World · Al Jazeera, The Korea Times
'NAZA', a documentary exposing Israel’s alleged genocide in Gaza, has won the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival. Co-director Yuval Abraham cited Israeli intelligence officers’ admission that Palestinian mass killings were ‘not by accident, but by design.’ The film accuses the US and Europe of enabling the atrocities. The documentary was screened at the 2026 Venice Film Festival, marking a rare international platform for such content. No further details on the film’s distribution or broader impact were provided.
Why it matters
The documentary’s recognition at Venice amplifies global scrutiny of Israel’s actions in Gaza, potentially influencing diplomatic and public opinion. Palestinian victims’ families and human rights advocates may gain further validation for their claims, while Israel’s government and supporters could face heightened international pressure.
Read the original report — Al Jazeera
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