NAZA exposes the surveillance and AI systems enabling the mass killing of civilians in Gaza’s genocide.
NAZA is a documentary by the Israeli co-directors of the Oscar-winning No Other Land. It premiered at the Venice Film Festival in September and won the Special Jury Prize.
It is a bone-chilling indictment of Israel’s military and its use of technology to systematically commit genocide against civilians in Gaza. It is based on interviews with 24 Israeli intelligence officers, many from notorious military units. They were filmed at night on Tel Aviv rooftops with their faces and voices disguised.
“Naza” is Israel’s military slang for collateral damage: the number of civilians expected to be killed in a tank or air strike. The military developed an AI system called “Lavender” to identify 37,000 Palestinians as suspects belonging to Hamas, and officers were pre-approved to kill up to 20 innocent civilians, often an entire family, for a low-ranking suspect and many 100’s when the target was a senior commander. More than 500 deaths required high-level approval.
Using Israeli technology to hack into cellphone cameras and microphones they were able to spy on everyone in Gaza with a phone, including children. One targeting strategy was called “Where’s Daddy?” and alerted officers when a marked man entered his home, so that he could be bombed along with his family. Officers describe watching entire families going about their normal lives before striking.
The interviewees describe the work as a routine job done on screens, “like a video game” and “You understand that the objective is to destroy.”
NAZA puts the people who worked inside that system on camera. The filmmakers have been accused in Israel of treason and attacking the State of Israel. Netanyahu proposed stripping their citizenship for defaming IDF soldiers. Crowds have gathered chanting “death penalty to the traitors.”
The film’s conclusion is unmistakable: the mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza was not a tragic by-product of war but a premeditated and calculated crime of commission.
2026 | UK, USA | Abraham & Szor | 80 min | Hebrew, Arabic, English with subtitles
Official Trailer
The film is followed by conversation / Q&A with Robert Massoud, founder of Zatoun, fair trade olive oil from Palestine.
Awards and reviews:
Jury Special Prize at 83rd Venice International Film Festival
“There are things I can’t talk about, one interviewee reluctantly notes, suggesting there are true horrors that can’t be spoken of aloud. What is said during these conversations is still enough to make you scream and weep.” ROLLING STONE “The spare, focused style of Naza has a grim, artful beauty, all in service of the subject matter. The results are impossible to shake.” NEW YORK MAGAZINE “As a work of cinema, it is exemplary. As a work of journalism, it is inarguable. As a document, it is an indictment.” TIME OUT
A unique event of words, drama, music and more to celebrate our belonging to the land from Turtle Island to Palestine.
On the third anniversary of October 7, we look to the land, the common element uniting all Indigenous peoples. From Turtle Island to Palestine we celebrate belonging, resilience and cultural resistance. We recognize Indigenous ties to the land and honour good stewardship of the land.
Join for an evening of community sharing to raise urgently needed funds to help feed families in Gaza. The night includes speakers featuring Elder Myeengun Henry, Robert Massoud, Healing the Seven Generations, dramatic reading of an original play specially written for this event. And much more.
Funds will be collected on site by IDRF, a Canadian registered charity which will issue tax-deductible receipts.
Day of Action for federal action to stop two-tier, American-style health care
Join us as we hold nationwide Day of Action for federal action to stop two-tier, American-style health care
Canada-wide: On Tuesday, 1 September 2026, health coalitions and allies across Canada will hold information pickets, rallies, and other actions in a National Day of Action to amplify our calls on the Federal Government to take action against Alberta's Bill 11.
With the legislation set to take effect on September 1, health coalitions are coming together to send an urgent, unified message to the federal government: there is no more time to waste. We are urging federal Health Minister Marjorie Michel and Prime Minister Mark Carney to fulfil their responsibility to enforce the Canada Health Act to protect Canada’s universal, single-payer, public Medicare system and health care for Canadians that is accessible based on need, not ability to pay.
Actions will be held in 26 communities across Canada on Tuesday, 1 September 2026.
Background:
Alberta’s Health Statutes Amendment Act, 2025 (no. 2), formerly known as Bill 11,
passed December 11, 2025.
The legislation establishes an unprecedented model of two-tiered health care access in Alberta by permitting physicians to work in both the public and private systems concurrently, including charging patients out of pocket for medically-necessary services.
No other province currently permits this “dual-practice” model.
Legal opinion prepared by Goldblatt Partners LLP for the Canadian Health Coalition states that Bill 11 violates the principles of comprehensiveness, accessibility, and universality protected and required by the Canada Health Act, and violates the prohibitions against extra-billing and user fees.
Please help us protect our public healthcare by sharing our Social Media links.
We meet virtually using a Zoom Link on the second Monday of every month from 7:00pm to 8:00pm. Please join us in protecting and rebuilding our Universal Health Care.
As the genocidal Zionist entity continues its campaign of ethnic cleansing against our people, and the cancer of Zionism continues to spread in our region, our people remain standing, steadfast and unshakable in the face of bombing campaigns, imprisonment, forced displacement and more. They refuse to bow down or accept the barbarity of the Zionist regime, resolute in their pursuit of complete and total liberation.
This year, we call on you to join us in honoring their steadfastness and resistance as we come together for the fifth annual KW Palestine Festival, Ounadikom. We will renew our commitment to the Palestinian cause, and ground ourselves in the role we play in the diaspora through various exhibits, performances, presentations and a celebration of our culture.
This talk by Robert Massoud, founder of Zatoun and co-founder of WRFP is offered as part of the “Lunch & Learn” series sponsored by MCEC PIN (Mennonite Church Eastern Canada – Palestine/Israel Network) .
No shortage of words for peace, just shortage of peace.
We hope for peace and live in the “language of peace” but where has it brought humanity and the planet. Why is peace so elusive? Why is the language not bringing us closer to peace?
Robert looks at the language of peace and why it betrays the pursuit of peace and how we can begin to recapture the language and the peace. All are invited to conversation following.
We can be grateful for living in a vibrant community of courage, commitment and solidarity. See you on Thursday for The Language of Peace, For the Children of Gaza Benefit Concert and for “Walk with Palestine” on Saturday.
WRFP is overjoyed to partner with Peggy Weber & Friends to bring this unique evening to Waterloo Region. Together we celebrate the culture and resistance through song and music, while fundraising for families in Gaza.
Already over $2,100 raised online alone! Thank you to the many that have given even if cannot attend event.
WRFP is very happy to be hosting For the Children of Gaza, a fundraising concert on Thursday, June 25 at 7:00 p.m. at St. Jacobs Mennonite Church.
The evening features Peggy Weber & Friends joined by Palestinian singers. Peggy brings together an eclectic group of 15 well-known local musicians to make glorious music from heartfelt folk, blues, gospel harmonies, classic singalongs, to soulful acoustic performances. With a presentation and conversation with Robert Massoud, long-time Canadian-Palestinian activist and co-founder of WRFP.
This unforgettable evening of music will raise funds for the children of Gaza. Although the destruction of Gaza is not in the news now, the children still live in rubble and tents and are in greater need of emergency support than ever. All donations are tax-deductible through Mennonite Central Committee and directed toward emergency aid for Gaza children and families, including food assistance, warm clothing, and mental health support programs.
For people who cannot attend the event to donate, there is a webpage to accept tax-deductible donations online – already has received $2,100 towards the overall goal of $12,000.
It promises to be an unforgettable evening of inspiring music to bring people together and make a difference in the lives of Gaza’s children.
The event is Free – no registration required. Come as you are, bring your heart, and make community for a unique and inspiring evening. All ages and all nations welcome!
Hear a Flotilla organizer share their experience trying to break the siege on Gaza and bring in humanitarian aid. After the short talk, watch the award-winning film, All That’s Left of You, which traces one Palestinian family’s history from the Nakba to modern day. Sunday, 31 May 2026, doors at 1:00pm Register for Kitchener location. $15.50 – proceeds to Canadian Boat to Gaza. Co-sponsored by N4P & IJV. Let’s show our support for the returning activists. We hope to see you there! Register: https://actionnetwork.org/ticketed_events/all-thats-left-of-you-film-screening-flotilla-fundraiser
About The Film
All That’s Left of You begins in the Occupied West Bank of the 1980s, when a Palestinian teenager is swept into a protest that changes the course of his family’s life. Reeling from its aftermath, his mother, Hanan, shares the story that led them to that fateful moment. Spanning seven decades, this epic drama traces the hopes and heartaches of one uprooted family, revealing not only the scars of displacement, but the unbreakable spirit of survival. Executive produced by Mark Ruffalo and Javier Bardem, the film is a New York Times Critics’ Pick, Independent Spirit Award Nominee, and was shortlisted for an Oscar.
Opening Remarks and Introductions: 12:00 – 12:15, Jim Stewart, Chair WRHC
Keynote Speaker: 12:15 – 12:30, Catherine Fife NDP MPP introduces Marit Stiles MPP and Leader of the Opposition
Keynote Speaker: 12:30 – 12:45, Adil Shamji MPP and Liberal Health Critic
Keynote Speaker: 12:45 – 13:00, Aislinn Clancy MPP, Green Party, Kitchener Centre
Closing Remarks: 13:00 – 13:10, Jim Stewart
Since the inception of public hospitals in Ontario, no government has undertaken privatization like this.
The Ford government has announced almost $300 million for 61 new private surgical and diagnostic clinics. By Ford’s own numbers, this will redirect 1.2 million patients away from public hospitals. This is truly unprecedented privatization of our public hospitals’ core services.
While pouring our public money into more expensive for-profit clinics and hospitals, our local public hospitals have been pushed into deficit by the Ford government.
Our hospitals are not theirs to privatize
This is the first in a series of protests across Ontario to send a clear message that we will not let them privatize our public hospitals. Experience shows, if we can mount enough pressure we can stop Ford’s privatization.
Our goal is to inspire 10,000 Ontarians to come out. Let’s make a show of opposition that is equal to the threat.
Everyone who can join in matters.
Please note that our protests against hospital privatization are separate from the Fight Ford protests that are not organized by us.
Stay tuned for dates & locations in the fall.
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On Thursday 9 April 2026 Amnesty Group 9 will be screening the documentary film My Friend Omar: The Struggles of a Seasonal Worker at KW Little Theatre. The event will begin at 6:30pm and will include a discussion of the film’s topic: Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program. The film is 60 minutes long. The screening will be free to attend and snacks will be provided.
Following the screening there will be an opportunity to sign a relevant petition and letter to your local MP.
Synopsis of the film: “My Friend Omar: The struggles of a Seasonal Worker” follows Québécois-Chilean actor Christian de la Cortina, who, while preparing for his role as Sandro in “5e rang,” forms a friendship with Omar, a seasonal Guatemalan worker. This documentary unveils the persistent abuses some workers experience, exposing the shortcomings of the system. It also highlights Omar’s solidarity and fight for justice, representing the voice of often invisible workers.
Please share this event with your networks and join us Thursday April 9 for the screening of My Friend Omar. There are two posters attached below to assist in promoting the event. Any questions regarding the event should be sent to groupnine9@gmail.com.
On Monday, 16 March 2026, people across Canada will rally outside the offices of their local Liberal Members of Parliament. The nationwide Day of Action warns public health care for all in Canada is under unprecedented threat and calls on the federal government to enforce the Canada Health Act. Health Coalitions have invited the Liberal MPs to join the event, speak to participants, support the fightback against privatization, and commit to bring this issue back to their caucus in Ottawa as a priority. The rally is outside the office of the Hon. Bardish Chagger, Liberal MP.
1:00pm on Monday, 16 March 2026 at 100 Regina Street, Waterloo, Ontario
Who: Jim Stewart, Chair, Waterloo Region Health Coalition
Invited Speakers:
Bardish Chagger MP
Tim Louis MP
Aislinn Clancy MPP
Catherine Fife MPP
Bring highly visible banners and signs!
Alberta’s Danielle Smith government has launched an unprecedented frontal assault on the Canada Health Act to end single tier Public Medicare & bring in U.S. private health care. The law brings in private for-profit health insurance, direct billing of patients, queue jumping for those who can afford it pushing everyone else back in line, workplace private health insurance plans and more. It is not “like” U.S. style health care. It is U.S. private health care, and for-profit health care interests are lined up to cash in.
Closer to home, Ontario’s Premier Doug Ford is privatizing public hospitals and is allowing private clinics to charge patients thousands for needed care. By the government’s own numbers, their latest set of private clinics (some of which are essentially hospitals, a number of which are chain owned) aim to redirect 1.2 million patients away from public hospitals. While the government is giving hundreds of millions more to private clinics, it has pushed the majority of public hospitals into deficit in a direct transfer of public resources. Patients are already being charged more than $4,000 per eye in the private cataract surgery clinics that Ford brought in, in violation of our medicare protection laws.
The Health Coalitions are calling on the federal government to:
Tell Alberta’s Danielle Smith government that its health care privatization scheme contravenes the Canada Health Act and they will face a dollar-for-dollar clawback of federal health care funding if they proceed.
Require that Ontario stop private clinics from charging patients for medically needed care. The Canada Health Act prohibits user fees and extra-billing of patients, including direct and indirect charges. Thus, no private clinic can require payment for medically unnecessary things (such as extra lenses that do not have anything to do with cataracts) in order to get the medically needed service (such as cataract surgery). Selling queue-jumping for those who have the thousands of dollars available to pay contravenes the requirement that all Canadians have access to health care based on medical need not wealth.
Ensure that the carve-out of public health care in Canada under trade agreements will protect the rest of the country if Alberta contravenes the Act. Right now, we all risk losing public health care to U.S.for-profit insurance corporations if Alberta persists.
https://www.ontariohealthcoalition.ca/
Neighbours for Palestine: Waterloo Region
