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“NAZA is a cold, cynical, calculating term .”
“Why, they wondered, should the world have any interest in what Israeli filmmakers have to say about Gaza?”
“A regular contributor to Literary Hub and the Intercept, he won a 2025 Pulitzer Center Global Reporting Fellowship to document how the second Trump administration’s cuts to public health funding were affecting HIV/AIDS and LGBTQ health in Africa, Europe and the Americas.”
“It’s not just unfair to accuse NAZA of not giving voice to any Palestinians, it’s also not strictly true.”
“After Palestinian witnesses have been screaming about what was happening since 2023.”
“For as James Baldwin wrote, “Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced.” documentaries ethics in journalism Gaza Israel NAZA Steven Thrasher Steven W.”
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“After nearly 300 Palestinian journalists had been killed.”
“I saw NAZA with the film director Adam Baran, and was reminded of his wonderful 2021 short film Trade Center .”
“They have confessed to crimes against humanity.”
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“Does journalistic duty trump the moral imperative to bring these people to justice?”
“Abraham and Szor interrogate “the system and its cogs” very well.”
“Their careers would be over, but 24 mass murderers would be in the Hague.”
“The film is about Israeli soldiers, but it does not encourage the viewer to feel sympathy for them.”
“NAZA , in turn, is not about Palestinians, but about the Israelis who kill them.”
“Then again, NAZA did what good documentary art is supposed to do: it made me uncomfortable.”
“All of us who have let Palestine choke are complicit.”
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“Szor’s cinematography is haunting and seductive.”
“Documentarians who live relatively safely while their subjects are killed?”
“NAZA presents something far more sinister than Israelis who feel guilty for killing people: Israelis who don’t seem to feel bad about it at all.”
“But it is true that the bulk of the film is not about the victims of the Gaza genocide; it is about its perpetrators.”
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