NAZA | Yair Miron

NAZA: The Film, the Claims and the Responses

Lt. Col. (res.) Yair Miron, author of Matir Asurim, examines the claims made in the documentary "NAZA," drawing on direct familiarity with strike-approval and collateral-damage review processes. The topic is separate from the book, so it is collected here: a short video, the detailed essay, and the coverage, interviews and responses that followed.

The detailed essay: I Watched NAZA in Full. Here Are Eleven Ways It Misleads Viewers.

Miron went through the full testimony in the film and compared its allegations with the processes he took part in. The essay takes eleven points one by one.

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What NAZA left out of the strike-approval process.

In the press and on air

Op-eds, posts and articles, mostly in English.

In the Israeli media (Hebrew)

Interviews, columns and articles in Hebrew.

The book "Matir Asurim" tells a different story: the effort to bring the hostages home after October 7. About the book · Purchase