The documentary film 'NAZA,' directed by Yuval Abraham, is set to become available for free streaming online this coming November. The project, which explores themes related to the conflict in Gaza, has generated significant attention due to its subject matter. In an effort to secure a theatrical presence, the film's producers have offered the documentary to Israeli cinemas free of charge.

Co-director Yuval Abraham has publicly characterized the decision for cinemas to screen the film as a 'brave decision.' The producers are actively seeking to have the film shown in theaters before the public online release takes place. While the film is described as controversial, specific details regarding the documentary's narrative focus or the specific events it covers remain limited in current reports. The producers hope that by removing financial barriers for theaters, they can encourage a wider public discussion regarding the film's content before it reaches a broader digital audience. As of now, it is unclear how many, if any, Israeli theaters have agreed to participate in the screenings.