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Support · Ynet · Sep 15, 2026

Over 1,000 filmmakers sign petition supporting Abraham and Szor

Israeli and international filmmakers warn of vilification approaching a sanction of violence and a physical threat to the couple’s lives. They call for the film to be shown in Israel.

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Accusations · The Guardian · Sep 14, 2026

Israeli minister threatens to strip NAZA filmmakers of citizenship

Culture Minister Miki Zohar accused Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor of “treason against the state” after NAZA won Venice’s Special Jury Prize, and said he would move to revoke their Israeli citizenship.

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Accusations · Deutsche Welle · Sep 14, 2026

Israeli minister accuses NAZA filmmakers of treason

Deutsche Welle reports Zohar’s threat to strip the couple of citizenship and Itamar Ben-Gvir’s public attack calling them a disgrace. The IDF rejected the film’s claims and questioned anonymous sources.

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Film · El País · Sep 14, 2026

Abraham and Szor: life in Tel Aviv going on ‘is also an act of violence’

The directors tell El País how NAZA uses 24 military and intelligence testimonies to show remote killing systems, and why they filmed at night from Tel Aviv rooftops.

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Accusations · The Telegraph · Sep 14, 2026

Directors of Gaza film face losing Israeli citizenship

The Telegraph recounts the citizenship threat and the film’s claim that one strike approved hundreds of civilian deaths to kill a single operative.

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Accusations · The Hindu · Sep 14, 2026

Zohar threatens to revoke citizenship of Abraham and Szor

The Hindu reports Ben-Gvir’s attack and Naftali Bennett’s “blood libel” line, and notes citizenship revocation requires other officials and a court — not a minister’s post alone.

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Accusations · i24NEWS · Sep 14, 2026

Culture minister vows to move immediately on citizenship

i24NEWS quotes Zohar calling NAZA “vile” and tying the row to his push to overhaul public film funding. Abraham said critics were condemning a film they had not seen.

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Support · The Guardian · Sep 13, 2026

‘It’s important Israelis watch this film’: Venice acceptance speech

Yuval Abraham, accepting the Special Jury Prize with Rachel Szor, urged Israeli audiences to confront the systems the documentary lays out.

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Venice · Euronews · Sep 11, 2026

NAZA breaks Venice standing-ovation record

The premiere drew a reported 24.5-minute ovation, the longest recorded at the festival. The film is the only documentary in the 2026 main competition.

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Film · Variety · Sep 10, 2026

No Other Land directors on interviewing 24 Israeli soldiers in secrecy

Variety’s Venice interview with Abraham and Szor on making NAZA, digital disguise of whistleblowers, and documenting what they call calculated mass killing of civilians in Gaza.

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Venice · La Biennale di Venezia · Sep 10, 2026

Official Venice listing: NAZA

The Biennale page carries the filmmakers’ statement: they made the film from an obligation, as Israelis, to examine systems behind mass killing of Palestinian civilians.

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Film · The World Screen · Sep 10, 2026

Abraham and Szor on bearing witness to targeted killing in Gaza

World Screen notes NAZA is military slang for collateral damage, produced with The Guardian and JW Films, executive produced by Jonathan Glazer, sold by mk2.

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