An Israeli film titled ‘NAZA,’ meaning ‘collateral damage’ in Hebrew, premiered at the Venice Film Festival to a record-breaking 25-minute standing ovation. The film contains interviews with 24 Israel Defense Forces (IDF) soldiers. Filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor characterize the soldiers’ accounts as revealing ‘calculated’ mass killings. The documentary centers around the deaths of Gazan civilians. ‘NAZA’ provides a stark and controversial look into the experiences and perspectives of the IDF troops involved. The film has already generated significant attention and discussion regarding its sensitive subject matter and the implications of the testimonies shared.