Gilad Atzmon: Finally, I watched Naza, and I urge every human to do the same.

Naza digs into the belly of the worst and most brutal beast the world has ever seen. It isn’t a case of a ‘banality of evil’. It is actually the opposite. It is the sophistication of the people who acted as the IT and technicians of that colossal crime against humanity. It is the systematic, satanic apparatus that paved the way for and facilitated the annihilation of a civilization.

Yet the most disturbing thoughts I was left with are:

1. The fact that the mad state that has proudly been carrying out the worst documented genocide in human history is still operating with impunity and is even more enthusiastic about accomplishing its catastrophic agenda.

2. This state, which is collectively dedicated to the destruction of everything around it, is in possession of a huge arsenal of weapons of mass destruction, including hundreds of nuclear warheads.

3. The state responsible for the human sacrifice in Gaza refers to itself as the Jewish state. It is openly inspired by Judaic religion, Jewish culture, and spirit; yet only 2–5% of world Jewry openly denounce this Jewish state. Troublingly, when they do so, it is most often for the wrong reasons. They insist their Jewish state is not helping the Jewish reputation. This crowd will allow you to criticise Zionism but never to look at the J word and what it may entail. In that regard this miniature crowd is operating as a fig leaf for the state and its founding ideology, spirit and religion.

Naza is most certainly a very important documentary . It avoids the Zionism/Judaism topic altogether. The creators are Israelis who point the finger at the monstrous society around them. What motivates them is an open question. Do they really believe the Jewish state can change course? Do they see their compatriots relenting at any point in the future? These are no doubt interesting questions but far from the most important ones.