The screening will be reportedly held in  Los Angeles and New York this week.

The footage of the documentary has been reportedly provided by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF).

The screening is scheduled to take place in front of a curated audience, featuring Hollywood celebrities and prominent figures, reports i24News.

Oscar-winning director Guy Nattiv, who spearheaded the initiative, was quoted as saying by i24News, "Gal Gadot and her husband, Yaron Varsano, helped make this possible."

However, the date and guest list is still not clear.

According to reports, no filming or use of phone will be allowed during the event.

The footage was first shown to a small group of international journalists outside Israel on Oct. 27. At that time, the country had no intention of releasing the footage publicly out of respect for the victims and their families, reported The Wrap.

Gal Gadot, who is known for her performance in  Fast & Furious and Wonder Woman, is an Israeli actress who had even served  the Israel Defense Forces for two years as a combat fitness instructor.

At least 1,400 people were killed after Hamas members infiltrated and attacked Israel on October 7. They also took 240 people, including foreigners, as hostages.