Naza (2 screenings) Hall 1

Filmed at night on the rooftops of Tel Aviv during the war in Gaza, the film reconstructs the systems and procedures behind what it describes as a campaign of mass killing of Palestinian civilians.
At the heart of the narrative is the term "NAZA," a military acronym which, according to investigations by the independent Israeli outlets +972 Magazine and Local Call, is used by the Israeli military to indicate the estimated number of civilians who could be killed in a given airstrike on Gaza.
Through testimonies, the documentary sheds light on the mechanisms through which the attacks are planned and argues that decisions by the Israeli government and military apparatus played a decisive role in the large-scale killing of Palestinian civilians during the conflict.