- "NAZA," an Israeli-made documentary alleging that civilian deaths were factored into IDF targeting, won a Special Jury Prize at Venice and received a 25-minute standing ovation.
- Prime Minister Netanyahu and military chief Eyal Zamir sharply condemned the film — Netanyahu called it part of global incitement and Zamir labeled it "blood libels," ordering a legal review.
- The film arrives amid the Israel–Hamas war, with Gaza health authorities reporting over 73,000 Palestinian deaths and Israel insisting it seeks to avoid civilian casualties while fighting militants embedded in civilian areas.
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