NAZA

NAZA is an 80-minute Israeli-made film directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, which confronts the use of AI-powered systems by Israel in targeting Palestinians in Gaza. The film recently garnered significant international attention and acclaim at its premiere during the Venice Film Festival, where it received a remarkable 25-minute standing ovation. This lengthy ovation underscores the film's powerful and controversial subject matter, which has been described as revealing new layers of the Gaza genocide. The film's newsworthiness stems from its direct examination of advanced technology's role in conflict and its critical portrayal of actions in Gaza. Its current relevance lies in its contribution to the ongoing global discourse surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, human rights, and the ethical implications of artificial intelligence in warfare.