![A graffiti mural depicting Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, directors of the documentary "NAZA"- which documents civilian deaths in Gaza, features testimonies from Israeli military personnel involved in targeting and remote killing mechanisms, and frame military operations as genocide - is altered in Ashdod, Israel, on September 16, 2026. [Mostafa Alkharouf - Anadolu Agency]](https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/AA-20260916-42487317-42487304-THE_MURAL_IN_ISRAEL_TARGETING_THE_DIRECTORS_OF_THE_NAZA_DOCUMENTARY_HAS_BEEN_ALTERED.jpg)
Dozens of far-right Israeli activists protested outside the home of the parents of NAZA filmmaker Rachel Szor in Savyon, central Israel, on Wednesday evening, chanting slogans including “death penalty for traitors”, Hebrew-language media reported. The protesters were demonstrating against the film, co-directed by Szor and Yuval Abraham, which features testimonies from Israeli officers and soldiers about alleged war crimes during Israel’s war in Gaza. Hebrew news site Walla reported that dozens of protesters gathered outside Szor’s parents’ home in Savyon, calling for the two directors to be condemned over the film. One protester was quoted as saying the directors “will be ashamed to walk the streets”. Another said: “The directors of NAZA went and presented the fighters who are currently […]
