WANA (Nov 13) – Just hours after the release of Iran’s first-ever Hebrew-language documentary by Tasnim News Agency (an Iranian domestic news outlet), YouTube deleted the film entirely — an action Iranian sources described as support for the Israeli regime.

 

The documentary, titled “Missiles Over Bazan,” offers a new and rarely heard perspective on the Iran–Israel conflict, while marking a new step in Iranian media productions addressing the issue of Israel.

 

This is the first time an Iranian media outlet has produced a documentary in Hebrew, specifically aimed at an Israeli audience.

 

Focusing on the 12-day war and the covert confrontation between Iran and Israel over energy and gas infrastructure, the documentary offers a fresh and rarely heard perspective on events that, according to its creators, “reshaped the balance of power in the region.”

 

With an analytical and data-driven approach, “Missiles Over Bazan” seeks to present a realistic portrayal of Iran’s strategic rationality, intelligence capability, and decision-making power during high-stakes conflicts. Through expert interviews and visual reconstructions, the film revisits lesser-known dimensions of this ongoing struggle.