The documentary was co-directed by Israeli filmmaker Yuval Abraham and has secured theatrical distribution in over 50 countries. Based on testimony from Israeli military and intelligence sources, it exposes the use of an AI system called "Lavender" to identify assassination targets, with an error rate as high as 10%. NAZA previously won the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival. Prior to this, Israel's Culture Minister had called for the directors' citizenship to be revoked, and Prime Minister Netanyahu also pledged to legislate the revocation of citizenship for those who defame Israeli soldiers.