由以色列电影制作人尤瓦尔·亚伯拉罕和瑞秋·瑟尔执导的加沙纪录片《NAZA》在威尼斯电影节首映时获得了观众长达25分钟的起立鼓掌1。这部完全用希伯来语制作的纪录片以24位匿名以色列军事人士的证词为基础，揭示了以色列军方的杀伤系统1。纪录片将于9月30日在美国影院上映1。
这部作品在以色列国内激发了剧烈的政治对抗。总理内塔尼亚胡政府宣布将推动立法剥夺批评以色列士兵者的公民身份，内塔尼亚胡表示："我们将撤销任何在世界各地诋毁以色列国防军士兵的人的公民身份"1。右翼政界和媒体对纪录片导演进行了死亡威胁，右翼记者耶胡达·施莱辛格将威尼斯的掌声称为"25分钟的反犹太人掌声"1。记者哈盖·马塔的办公室也遭到右翼激进分子的入侵1。
根据事实包所述，超过73000名巴勒斯坦人在加沙战争中丧生1。
A documentary featuring testimonies from anonymous Israeli military personnel has sparked starkly contrasting reactions across continents. The film, directed by Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, received a 25-minute standing ovation from audiences at the Venice Film Festival 1. The documentary, produced entirely in Hebrew, presents accounts from 24 unnamed Israeli military insiders describing lethal systems employed by the Israeli armed forces 1.
The stark divide in reception became evident upon the film's international attention. In Israel, right-wing figures and politicians have launched aggressive campaigns against the directors, including death threats and expulsion demands 1. Right-wing journalist Yehuda Schlesinger characterized the Venice applause as "25 minutes of antisemitic applause" 1. The office of journalist Hagai Matar was also breached by right-wing activists 1. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded by announcing plans for legislation that would strip citizenship from those who criticize Israeli Defense Force soldiers, stating: "We will revoke the citizenship of anyone who defames IDF soldiers around the world" 1.
The documentary is scheduled for theatrical release in the United States on September 30 1. The controversy unfolds against the backdrop of the Gaza war, in which more than 73,000 Palestinians have been killed 1.
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