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‘NAZA’ documentary can’t explain why a military bent on genocide would need AI
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‘NAZA’ documentary can’t explain why a military bent on genocide would need AI - opinion
This page is our briefing, not a reprint of the The Jerusalem Post report. We logged the item because it sits in the public record around Yuval Abraham, Rachel Szor, and NAZA.
Context already on this site: NAZA, directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, premiered in Venice’s 2026 main competition, drew a record standing ovation, and was followed by ministerial attacks, a citizenship-revocation threat, and solidarity letters.
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