NAZA is an 80-minute British documentary film released in September 2026, directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor and co-produced by The Guardian. The title of this shocking documentary is a Hebrew military acronym derived from Nezek Agavi (נזק אגבי).
In Israeli military and intelligence operations, NAZA represents the estimated or pre-calculated number of civilian deaths considered acceptable or permitted during a strike against a target. For example, a designation of "Twenty NAZA" means military planners approved up to 20 anticipated civilian casualties to eliminate a single target.
However, if the Israeli wilfully choses to decide to include any certain number of innocent people to have one person assassinated, it is NOT collateral damage but intentional damage, which is a war crime. When such crime systematically includes the approval to include a whole family, we consider the crime genocide.
This page lets the media exposing this heinous Israeli war crime.
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The documentary *NAZA* premiered in the Netherlands on Monday. In this much-discussed film, 24 Israeli soldiers speak candidly about their experiences in Gaza and the killing of civilians. Olaf Koens discusses the harrowing documentary on the program *RENZE*.
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Experts are calling it ‘the most important film of the moment’: the documentary *Naza*. In it, whistleblowers from the Israeli military recount what took place during heavy bombardments of Gaza. The film received a standing ovation lasting a full 25 minutes and is now stirring up significant controversy: the filmmakers are facing threats from Israel. Sander van Hoorn, Natascha van Weezel, and Salwa van der Gaag watched *Naza* and explain why the film is provoking such a strong reaction.