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NAZA film-makers address threats at documentary’s New York City premiere

Protesters and film-makers clash at the NYC premiere of 'NAZA' as co-director Yuval Abraham condemns U.S. funding of Gaza's destruction.

By · Published September 27, 2026  07:35 UTC · Updated September 27, 2026  07:35 UTC

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  • Primary Driver: Protesters and film-makers clash at the NYC premiere of 'NAZA' as co-director Yuval Abraham condemns U.S. funding of Gaza's destruction.
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Two distinct flashpoints defined the North American premiere of 'NAZA' in New York City: severe backlash from demonstrators and safety warnings directed at the creators. Israeli and Jewish demonstrators mobilized outside the venue, displaying October 7 massacre footage to express outrage over the screening.

Inside, co-director Yuval Abraham confronted the controversy directly, calling out the U.S. government for funding Israel's destruction of Gaza. Yet the controversy extended beyond policy debate, as the film-makers were forced to address threats leveled against them at the event.

The premiere placed the documentary at the center of intense international debate. While protesters in New York focused on the screening itself and showcased footage from the October 7 massacre, the film's directors used the platform to challenge both U.S. military backing and the hostile reception they faced.

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Who protested the premiere of 'NAZA' in New York City?

Israeli and Jewish protesters rallied against the screening, displaying footage from the October 7 massacre.

What did co-director Yuval Abraham say at the premiere?

Yuval Abraham called out the United States government for funding Israel's destruction of Gaza.

What security issues were addressed at the event?

The film-makers addressed threats made against them at the documentary's New York City premiere.

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