The documentary 'NAZA' has become a focal point of international and domestic discourse following its debut at the Venice Film Festival. Directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, the film centers on interviews conducted with 24 anonymous Israeli intelligence agents and soldiers. These individuals speak from the rooftops of Tel Aviv, detailing their experiences and actions taken during operations in Gaza.

While the film garnered a 25-minute standing ovation from international audiences in Venice, the reaction within Israel has been markedly different. Reports indicate that the film has become a major topic of conversation in Israeli society, despite the fact that only a small portion of the Israeli public has had the opportunity to view the documentary. The film’s focus on the personal accounts of military and intelligence personnel regarding their conduct in Gaza has elicited strong, often polarized responses, with reports suggesting significant anger among some segments of the Israeli population regarding the film's subject matter and its international reception.