From the film · 2026-09-25
Hamas fighters and civilian clothing: what the film presents
A Naza: The Real Story interview presents an account in which some attackers still looked like fighters after 7 October. Once the IDF entered the Strip, it says, the kit was gone, they wore civilian clothes and the fire chain stops.
What the interview is
Private Screener. Thank you for taking the time to watch this film. We’d value your honest impressions after viewing. This link is intended for you only. Please don’t forward, download, record, or publish any part of the film without prior permission. One interview addresses how Hamas fighters appeared on 7 October compared with how they appeared once the IDF was inside Gaza. No personal names are given. The film is still being edited.
Two pictures
On 7 October, and in the days after in the kibbutzim and the Gaza envelope communities, some of the attackers wore military-style kit. Those are the images that circulated most widely.
The interviewee describes a different picture once IDF forces entered the Strip: fighters in civilian clothes. The helicopter noise on the tape is a production element and is not part of the subject. The subject is the change of clothing.
People search for "Hamas uniform." According to the interview, the 7 October images do not show how the fighting inside Gaza looked, and the war there was fought against men who had already taken off the uniform.
Why the change
According to the interview, someone who looks like the 7 October footage can be classified by a drone, while someone who looks like a neighbor with a cart is harder to identify, and that bears on when fire is opened and when it stops. These are IDF-side accounts as the film presents them; other accounts of the same events exist and may differ.
This short tape links the widely filmed 7 October attack and the urban setting the IDF entered.
The other tapes in the film cover radii, hospitals, aid trucks and hostages as a no-strike category. This tape covers clothing only. No names. No production notes.
Private Screener. Thank you for taking the time to watch this film. We’d value your honest impressions after viewing. This link is intended for you only. Please don’t forward, download, record, or publish any part of the film without prior permission.