The Israeli documentary “NAZA,” which examines the Gaza conflict and alleges Israeli abuses, will be made available for free streaming online in November after completing its theatrical run, co‑director Yuval Abraham said.
“NAZA” has been screened in cinemas across several markets, giving audiences a chance to view the film on the big screen before it moves to a digital platform. The producers plan to shift the distribution model to a free‑access online release once the theatrical window closes.
Abraham confirmed that the online launch is scheduled for November, emphasizing that the free streaming option is intended to broaden the documentary’s reach and allow a wider public to engage with its content.
The film focuses on the humanitarian situation in Gaza, a densely populated Palestinian enclave that has been the centre of repeated clashes with Israel. By documenting alleged abuses, “NAZA” joins a growing body of media that seeks to portray the human impact of the ongoing conflict.
Providing the documentary at no cost online is expected to increase viewership beyond cinema‑goers, offering scholars, activists and the general public an accessible resource on the Gaza issue.
<small>Source: Al Jazeera — read the original story there.</small>