Guardian Opinion: Filmmaker describes watching documentary about Gaza targeting decisions
Palestinian journalist Mahmoud Mushtaha writes about viewing a film that documents how decisions about civilian casualties in Gaza were made.
Palestinian journalist Mahmoud Mushtaha has published an opinion essay in The Guardian describing his experience watching a documentary called NAZA. Mushtaha writes that the film contrasts scenes of apparent safety in Tel Aviv with footage of military personnel discussing decisions about Palestinian civilian casualties.
The piece reflects Mushtaha's perspective as a Gaza-based journalist who survived while family and friends were killed, and frames the documentary as revealing "the machinery of killing." The essay is published in The Guardian's comment section and does not appear to announce new reporting or breaking developments about the Gaza conflict itself.
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- Watching NAZA was like peering through a window – and seeing the machinery of killing in Gaza | Mahmoud Mushtaha — The Guardian — Opinion
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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