Naza

A documentary investigation into the systems and decision-making behind Israel's military operations in Gaza, told through intimate conversations with the people who designed and operated them. Filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor spent three years filming members of Israel's military on rooftops at night in Tel Aviv, creating a film that goes deeper than their investigative journalism work published in The Guardian, +972 Magazine, and Local Call—exploring not just what is said, but the silences that surround these systems.

Abraham and Szor are Israeli filmmakers and journalists working in Tel Aviv who made this film out of what they describe as an obligation to examine the systems their country is responsible for. Their approach combines documentary rigor with an intimate, observational style that captures both the technical and human dimensions of military decision-making.

The film runs 80 minutes in Hebrew and English, presented in DCP format. Showtimes run through late October at this Lower East Side cinema, with multiple daily screenings. The venue offers assistive listening and T-Coil accessibility. Tickets available online; some showtimes sell out.