The Guardian said it was disturbed to see the authoritarian response to NAZA in Israel and vowed to robustly defend the documentary and its team.

The Guardian said it was disturbed to see the authoritarian response to NAZA in Israel and vowed to robustly defend the documentary and its team Naza (documentary film)

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• The Guardian said it was disturbed to see the authoritarian response to NAZA in Israel and vowed to robustly defend the documentary and its team.

  Kershner quotes a statement from the left‑leaning news outlet The Guardian, which co‑produced the film, saying it was “disturbed to see the authoritarian response to ‘NAZA’ in Israel,” and vowing to “robustly defend” both the documentary and the team behind it “from any attacks or attempts at censorship.”

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• NYT blasted for baffling Oct. 7 terror attack take, stating 'Israelis still largely view themselves as the victims' cited evidence

Who and what it involves

• ◈The Guardian
• ◈Naza (documentary film)

Origin: extracted from NYT blasted for baffling Oct. 7 terror attack take, stating 'Israelis still largely view themselves as the victims' · 2026-09-17 01:50