‘NAZA’ director accuses Israeli media of ignoring Gaza civilian deaths for entire war

Yuval Abraham, director of the film "NAZA", has accused the Israeli media of ignoring civilian deaths in Gaza throughout the war. According to The Times of Israel, Abraham insisted that anonymous allegations of intentional harm to innocents were verified.

Reports from Gaza indicate that Israeli attacks have resulted in civilian casualties. Middle East Eye and Qatar Tribune reported that at least two Palestinians were killed and 28 others wounded, including children, in Israeli attacks on Monday. Qatar Tribune provided more detailed casualty figures, citing the Gaza Health Ministry, which reported 1,372 Palestinians killed and 4,659 injured as of Monday.

The controversy surrounding "NAZA" has sparked criticism, with Haaretz noting that a petition stated the role of art and journalism is to hold a mirror up to society. The film won a special jury prize at the Venice Film Festival.

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