Three years of genocide in Gaza through one man’s camera
For almost three years, Ibrahim Rabaa has filmed fragments of his life through Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
Israeli embassies in the United States and the United Kingdom are actively promoting a competing documentary aimed at countering allegations of a "Gaza genocide." The embassies are touting "Naza: The Real Story," a nearly month-old film that purports to offer an alternative perspective on Israel's actions during the conflict. According to the embassies, the documentary seeks to provide a firsthand account from senior Israeli military commanders and intelligence officers who were directly involved in the "genocidal war" on Gaza.
The film's website claims to feature combat footage, declassified materials, captured intelligence, and firsthand testimony from those who were part of the operation. However, the embassies have not disclosed the specific details of the film's content or the identities of its directors, citing safety concerns. The 49-minute documentary is available in 17 languages on its official website, which lists the provider as Three Musketeers Production.
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