Naza

Shot on the rooftops of Tel Aviv, NAZA reveals the systems behind Israel’s calculated mass killing of Palestinians in Gaza. 

An urgent and unsparing film, NAZA sees members of the Israeli military describe the AI and mobile phone surveillance techniques they use to target civilians. Asking questions that have reverberated throughout the world since the atrocities of the 20th century, NAZA confronts the terrifying machinery of Israel’s brutal campaign in Gaza.

Post-screening Film Talk

Join us after the screening on Thu 12 Nov for a panel discussion of the film. We are delighted to be joined by:

Matthew Teller is an author, journalist and broadcaster renowned for his writing on the Middle East, history, culture, and travel. His acclaimed books include Daybreak in Gaza (shortlisted for the Palestine Book Awards), Nine Quarters of Jerusalem (a Telegraph Book of the Year) and Finding Aladdin, due out this month. He writes for the BBC, Guardian, Financial Times, and other international publications. Born into a Jewish family, Teller combines historical insight, cultural understanding, and compelling storytelling to explore the relationship between people and place. He speaks widely on Palestine. 

Dr Fady Abusidu is a Palestinian-British public affairs and policy professional who formerly worked for the Palestinian National Authority on matters of foreign relations and security as well as serving as Fatah representative in the UK. He has been active in promoting Palestinian diplomacy, international engagement, and solidarity initiatives across the UK and Ireland. A graduate of the University of Bradford’s Department of Peace Studies, he has frequently spoken on Middle Eastern affairs, peacebuilding, and Palestinian rights. He is a leading member of Justice for Palestinians in Leamington Spa.

The panel will be moderated by Andy Smith, Chair of Justice for Palestinians in Leamington Spa.