NAZA documentary on Gaza killings draws 1.5M viewers, amplifying scrutiny of Israel

The documentary NAZA, detailing Israel's surveillance and mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza, has been viewed by over 1.5 million people in under two months, becoming one of the year's most-watched documentaries. The film's wide reach amplifies international scrutiny of Israeli actions, potentially influencing public opinion and diplomatic pressure. The claim of viewership is sourced from the Guardian, a co-producer, and is not independently verified.

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