NAZA Opens Worldwide as Israeli Officials Threaten Its Directors
Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor's Venice prizewinner about AI-assisted targeting in Gaza is heading to cinemas in 56 territories, then free online, while Israeli officials threaten the directors' citizenship.
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