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A film produced by The Guardian investigates the military occupation in Gaza, focusing on the civilian toll of genocide and Israeli intelligence acronyms.

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A film produced by The Guardian investigates the military occupation in Gaza, focusing on the civilian toll of genocide and Israeli intelligence acronyms.

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  1. Netanyahu condemned the documentary and its directors as it prepares for global release.1 source
  2. The documentary NAZA, about the war in Gaza, is being offered in Israeli cinemas.1 source
  3. Film allegations prompted high-level military consultation involving Naza and the Israel Defense Forces.Sub-event
  4. NAZA documentary, which investigates Gaza, wins a prize at the Venice Film Festival.1 source
  5. Ministerial threats made over the film regarding citizenship and military funding.1 source
  6. ICJ reviews claims regarding a documentary on military actions and genocide.1 source
  7. New details emerge about the documentary on genocide in Gaza, including the company involved and hopes for sanctions.1 source
  8. The Guardian produced a documentary about the occupation in Gaza, including genocide claims and intelligence acronyms.1 source

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