'NAZA,' Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor's documentary about Israel's targeting system in Gaza, shows what happens when AI is used as an excuse for abdicating accountability
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'NAZA' was filmed at night on a Tel Aviv rooftop. Credit: NAZA/The Guardian
'NAZA' was filmed at night on a Tel Aviv rooftop. Credit: NAZA/The Guardian
'NAZA,' Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor's documentary about Israel's targeting system in Gaza, shows what happens when AI is used as an excuse for abdicating accountability

September 17, 2026
There was a touch of irony in the organizers' request that attendees surrender all phones and laptops to prevent leaks at Wednesday's New York Film Festival press screening of "NAZA."
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