Sources

NAZA quotes and sources: where every quote on this site comes from.

This site answers a film with documents. This page lists each source, says what it is used for, and sets out how quotations are handled.

How this site quotes

IDF quotations are copied from the IDF's written response of 1 October 2026. The English pages quote the English document and the Hebrew pages quote the Hebrew one.
The film's claims are worded as the IDF's document states them, or summarised in our own words. Those summaries rely on the IDF's document, the distributor's description and press reports.
Statements by Hamas leaders were made in Arabic. The English wording is the translation by MEMRI, a media monitoring institute, as carried in the news reports listed below.
On the Hebrew pages, material translated from English is marked as a translation and shown without quotation marks.
Where sources give different figures, the page names the source of each figure.
Where a report has been denied, the page says so.

Dogwoof: NAZAThe distributor's own description of the film and its UK release dates.
watchnaza.comWhere NAZA is playing, by country and city, and when it is due to stream.
whatisnaza.comA guide to the film: what it is about, who made it and what the title means.
The Guardian: global release plans for NAZA, 24 September 2026The producer's own announcement: cinema dates, free streaming on its website, and how it explains the word “naza”.
The Guardian: NAZA tops the Italian box office, 30 September 2026The Italian opening, and a second date for the free stream.

nazadocumentary.comA separate Israeli documentary in which IDF commanders describe the war. This site is not connected to it and links to it without copying from it.
Jerusalem Post: Israeli filmmakers launch counter-documentary to rebut NAZA, 2 October 2026Who made Naza: The Real Story and what it covers.
Channel 14: the makers of the Israeli counter-film, 4 October 2026 (Hebrew)The view count on that date.
Variety: NAZA rebuttal doc surfaces online, 5 October 2026The view count claimed by the film's website.

Human Rights Watch: “I Can't Erase All the Blood from My Mind”, 17 July 2024Death toll, hostages, sites attacked and the finding of war crimes and crimes against humanity.
United Nations: statement on the mission of Special Representative Pramila Patten, 4 March 2024Findings on sexual violence on 7 October and against hostages.
7 October Parliamentary Commission (UK): executive summaryFigures for each place attacked, nationalities of the victims and how the attack was recorded.
Ynetnews: IDF inquiry figures on the 7 October invasionNumber of terrorists, breaches in the fence and rockets fired.

IDF soldiers in the Gaza Strip, February 2024IDF Spokesperson's Unit, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
IDF soldiers and a tank in the Gaza Strip, February 2024IDF Spokesperson's Unit, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
A tunnel shaft found by IDF troops in Gaza, February 2024IDF Spokesperson's Unit, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
A building in Kibbutz Be'eri, 11 October 2023Kobi Gideon, Government Press Office of Israel, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
Memorial inside a roadside shelter at the Nova festival site, September 2024Shlomo Roded, PikiWiki Israel, CC BY 2.5, Wikimedia Commons

Photographs are cropped and darkened for layout. Each is used under the licence named and can be reused under the same licence.