The documentary Nasa, built on interviews with anonymous Israeli intelligence agents and soldiers, premiered at the Venice Film Festival on September 3, 2026, and later won the special jury prize. The directors, Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, say they cannot return to Israel; Szor says protesters outside her parents' house called for them to be hanged, and Netanyahu has said he will propose legislation to revoke their citizenship and ordered the attorney general and Shin Bet chief to reveal the anonymous contributors' identities. The film's substance is contested: it describes a system called Where Is Daddy that tracked targets' family members to time strikes, says the army used an AI list of Hamas and PIJ suspects without further verification despite…