NAZA (2026)

NAZA plot: what the documentary is about

NAZA is an investigative documentary about the war in Gaza. It focuses on civilian deaths caused by Israeli military operations and on the systems behind the targeted killing of Palestinians. Its tagline sums up its aim: “A window into systems of mass killing.”

The film’s look is distinctive. It is shot after dark on rooftops in Tel Aviv, Israel, and that urban, nighttime setting frames much of what viewers see. Instead of relying on battlefield footage, it is built around interviews and anonymous testimonies, including accounts tied to former soldiers and whistleblowers. These voices give the investigation its shape and raise questions about accountability and possible war crimes.

Journalist and co-director Yuval Abraham appears on screen as himself and guides the inquiry. Archive footage of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also appears. The film moves between Hebrew, English and Arabic, and it runs a tight 77 minutes. As a documentary, it presents testimony and investigation rather than a fictional story, so there is no plot to spoil in the usual sense.

What makes NAZA notable: cast, directors and context

• Directors: Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor share directing credits. Abraham also appears on camera as the film’s central on-screen presence.
• Cast: As a documentary, NAZA has no actors. The credited participants are Yuval Abraham (as himself) and Benjamin Netanyahu (archive footage, uncredited).
• Genre: Documentary and war, with an investigative, testimony-driven approach.
• Origin: A United States and United Kingdom production. The production companies are The Guardian, JW Films, Placeholder Films and Unseen Hand. The Guardian’s involvement links the film to investigative journalism.
• Themes: The film deals with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Zionism, alleged war crimes and genocide, and the role of insiders who speak out anonymously.

Looking for a NAZA review? Rather than offering a verdict, this guide sets out the facts so you can decide whether the film suits you. The audience score is shown separately on this page.

Who will appreciate NAZA

• Viewers who follow investigative journalism and news-driven documentaries
• Anyone seeking testimony-based perspectives on the war in Gaza
• Students and researchers of human rights, conflict and international law
• Fans of short, focused documentaries that fit into a single sitting
• Audiences prepared for serious, distressing subject matter

Release date in the Philippines and where to watch

NAZA had its first release on September 25, 2026. A local release date for the Philippines has not been announced yet.

For viewers in the Philippines, no streaming, rental or purchase option is yet listed in TMDB/JustWatch data as of October 24, 2026. Availability may change, so check back on this page for updates. A trailer is available for anyone who wants a preview of the film’s style and subject.

Trailer

Cast

• Yuval Abrahamas Self
• Benjamin Netanyahuas Self (archive footage)(uncredited)

Photo: TMDB

FAQ

What is the release date of NAZA in the Philippines?

NAZA first released on September 25, 2026. A specific release date for the Philippines has not been announced yet.

Where can I watch NAZA in the Philippines?

No streaming, rental or purchase option is yet listed in TMDB/JustWatch data for the Philippines as of October 24, 2026. Check back for updates.

Who is in the cast of NAZA?

NAZA is a documentary. Yuval Abraham appears as himself, and Benjamin Netanyahu appears in uncredited archive footage. Abraham co-directed the film with Rachel Szor.

What is NAZA about?

It is an investigative documentary, filmed at night on Tel Aviv rooftops, that looks at civilian deaths in Gaza and the systems behind targeted killings of Palestinians. It draws on interviews and anonymous testimonies.

How long is NAZA?

NAZA runs 77 minutes. Its spoken languages are Hebrew, English and Arabic.

Sources

1. TMDB
2. IMDb