A new documentary about the ongoing conflict in Gaza earned a 24.5-minute ovation at its Venice Film Festival premiere on Thursday, making it the longest-ever standing ovation at the event.Naza directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, also known for their film No Other Land, grew teary-eyed during the applause while audience members held up Palestinian flags.The film gives insight into Israeli airstrikes in the region, featuring testimonies from 24 Israeli military intelligence officers and soldiers about the attitude towards civilian casualties.Naza, the title of the film, is an acronym used by Israeli intelligence to refer to civilian collateral damage, which means the number of civilians killed or expected to be killed in an airstrike.‘Naza’ filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor wiped away tears as they received Venice Film Festival’s longest standing ovation (Reuters)More follows on this breaking news story. Subscribe here to get the latest updates from The Independent