The film ‘NAZA’, focusing on military technology in Gaza, has premiered in Costa Rica. The film, created by Oscar-winning directors and a Venice Film Festival prize winner, is generating international attention. In response to the film’s release, the Israeli government, led by Netanyahu, is reportedly seeking to revoke the citizenship of the filmmakers. Details regarding where and when to view ‘NAZA’ are now available within Costa Rica. The film’s content is considered “incendiary” by the Israeli government, fueling the debate over freedom of speech and artistic expression. The move to strip the filmmakers of their citizenship underscores the sensitivity surrounding depictions of the conflict in Gaza. The premiere in Costa Rica adds another layer to the growing global discussion surrounding the film.