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Anadolu's documentary The Evidence is making waves on social media for its compelling depiction of Israel's war crimes in Gaza, featuring exclusive visuals and firsthand accounts from journalists on the ground.

The documentary, which highlights evidence of war crimes in the Gaza Strip, incorporates photos and footage captured by Anadolu reporters alongside expert analyses.

Its release has sparked widespread engagement on X, formerly known as Twitter.

Spanish photojournalist Javier Bauluz called it “a powerful historical document that brings to light irrefutable evidence of war crimes committed in Gaza.”

Media outlet AdameMedia shared similar praise, stating, “This is an entire hour of video evidence for genocide,” and added, “This is irrefutable. This is the most televised genocide in history.”

The Clash Report account on X described the documentary as a production “exposing Israel’s war crimes and genocide in Gaza.” It features “shocking photos and videos from journalists on the ground” and sheds light on “the harsh realities of the conflict in Gaza.”

Other social media users have also applauded The Evidence. The Saviour account shared a clip stressing how it documents Israel’s actions and uncovers alleged war crimes.

Esther Carvalho highlighted the role of field journalists, while Rogerio Santos pointed to the documentary's success in bringing the atrocities to global attention.