Complicit: Britain’s Role in the Destruction of Gaza
GAZA: Peter Oborne traces how successive UK governments and much of the British media responded to the war in Gaza, and finds a political culture reluctant to ask hard questions.
Gaza
Gaza is by many called the world’s biggest prison
Who Is Still Alive
GAZA: In a bare South African sound stage, nine Palestinian refugees trace the outline of a home country now gone.
Torn: The Israel-Palestine Poster War on NYC Streets
GAZA: What does it mean to support Palestine, or Israel, from thousands of miles away?
American Doctor
GAZA: Following three American physicians in and beyond Gaza, ‘American Doctor’ confronts genocide, media legibility, and the ever-collapsing distance between war and domestic responsibility.
Far From Maine
GAZA: Haunted by the killing of Aseel Asleh in 2000, Arab-Jewish filmmaker and activist Roy Cohen addresses his Palestinian friend in a cinematic letter amid the devastating war in Gaza.
Inside Gaza
GAZA: Rare AFP videos anchor this documentary about Gaza’s vanishing visibility, accusations against reporters, and the breaking of a newsroom under siege.
The Killing of Gaza: Reports on a Catastrophe
GAZA: A Haaretz columnist’s blistering case against permanent war.
The Encampments
ACTIVISM: From Chicago 7 to Columbia, The Encampments shows how protest is reframed as threat, as language like terrorist and «anti Semite» is used to silence dissent.
If I Must Die
GAZA: Refaat Alareer’s life under siege in Gaza, his viral poem If I Must Die, and a case for words as resistance when the world refuses to listen.
Vulture
JOURNALISM: A savage novel punctures war correspondent hero myths, exposing careerism, entitlement, and the fixer who does the real work.
