Naza, el documental de Yuval Abraham y Rachel Szor que enfurece a Israel, llega a España

The film "Naza," directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, has made its debut in Spanish theaters after winning an award at the Venice Film Festival. It features testimonies from 24 members of the Israeli military and intelligence regarding the genocide in Gaza. Even though a ceasefire was proclaimed in October 2025, bombings can still be heard just over 60 kilometers away in central Tel Aviv. Meanwhile, daily life in the city appears unchanged; people are out walking, jogging along the beach, enjoying soccer at bars, or watching TV on open terraces. This sense of normalcy amid tragedy echoes Hannah Arendt's concept of 'the banality of evil,' which is a central theme in "Naza." The filmmakers have expressed their hope for Netanyahu's removal from power.