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Israeli journalist Gideon Levy, a longtime Haaretz columnist and prominent critic of his government, argues that Israel is panicking over a film about Gaza. Speaking in an interview with British commentator Owen Jones, Levy suggested the film's impact has rattled Israeli officials and exposed internal anxieties over the war's image abroad. The interview has drawn large attention online, with viewers debating Levy's characterization of Israeli reactions to international criticism over Gaza.

The film-makers behind NAZA say their project drew on interviews with more than 100 sources about Israeli actions in Gaza. The claim highlights the scale of the reporting effort behind the film and comes amid continued international scrutiny of the conflict and of documentary work documenting conditions on the ground.

The directors of the film 'Naza' gave an interview addressing claims that Israel is afraid of the film and attempting to suppress it. The discussion centres on why the film has become a point of controversy around Israel and what its makers say about the pressure surrounding its release. The interview has drawn large attention amid ongoing debate over the Israel-Gaza conflict and cultural works connected to it.

Japanese actress Haruka Ayase discussed the film 'First Voice' in a special interview with Men's Non-No Web, saying that feeling a sense of discomfort or incongruity is important, and that it becomes the first step. She spoke about the themes of the movie and her role in it as part of the film's promotional interviews.