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Palestinians receive food aid in the Gaza Strip, September 26, 2026. (Ali Hassan/Flash90)

In Gaza, the specter of famine is returning

Cuts to the World Food Programme have compounded Israel's aid restrictions, driving up food prices and forcing thousands of families to go hungry.

By Ahmed Dremly November 3, 2026

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor win the Special Jury Prize for "NAZA" during the closing ceremony of the Venice Film Festival, September 12, 2026. (Wikimedia Commons)

The permanence of ‘NAZA’

We already knew about Israel’s mass killing in Gaza. But the film’s box office records are a testament to the power of cinema — and its capacity to endure.

By Saleem Albeik November 2, 2026

What remained of the house of the author's sister, Haya, after Israeli forces bombed it in May 2024. (Ahmed Dremly)

In a museum in Naples, I felt the ghosts of Gaza

The relics of Pompeii survived centuries buried under lava and ash. I fear the Gaza I knew will survive only inside me.

By Ahmed Dremly October 29, 2026

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Palestinian children return to their home after it was destroyed by the Israeli army, in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, November 1, 2025. (Abed Rahim Khatib/Flash90)

Gaza’s buildings are collapsing on top of us. But there’s nowhere else to shelter

Dozens have been crushed to death while Israel prevents reconstruction, leaving families with an impossible choice: to live in war-torn structures at risk of caving in, or flimsy tents exposed to the elements.

By Ibtisam Mahdi October 13, 2026

Palestinian children attend class at Al-Amal Kindergarten, at a cemetery in Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip, September 22, 2026. (Abed Rahim Khatib/Flash90)

Gaza’s lost generation: The students left behind by three years of war

For 700,000 children, tent classrooms are now the closest thing to school. But these cannot restore the education, routine, and community they once had.

By Ruwaida Amer October 8, 2026

A screenshot of the 170 Palestinian journalists the Israeli army alleges were "terrorists" in a video announcing the release of "The Press Files," Oct. 1, 2026. (Israel Defense Forces/YouTube)

Debunking Israel’s latest list of ‘terrorist’ journalists in Gaza

The evidence against the 170 media workers named in ‘The Press Files’ includes empty pages, clearly edited documents, and unverifiable snippets.

By Muhammad Shehada October 7, 2026

Mohammed Mhawish (courtesy)

PODCAST: ‘We threw ourselves out of Gaza, but never really left’

Three years into the genocide, journalist Mohammed Mhawish reflects on the physical and mental toll of survival, and remembers Gaza as a place of life.

By +972 Magazine October 7, 2026

A mural by Israeli graffiti artist Dudi Shoval depicts "NAZA" creators Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor with the Hebrew word “Traitors” painted across their portraits, in Ashdod, southern Israel, September 15, 2026. (Liron Moldovan/Flash90)

Why ‘NAZA’ terrifies Israel’s liberal elite

The film shatters ‘respectable’ Israelis’ illusion of moral superiority: The most prestigious, highly educated soldiers are the primary culprits of genocide.

By Sebastian Ben Daniel (John Brown) October 2, 2026

The aftermath of an Israeli airstrike in which three missiles were fired at a residential building near Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, September8, 2026. (Yousef Zaanoun/Activestills)

‘NAZA’ is forcing Israelis to reflect. But we Palestinians are not your mirror

Our suffering cannot be the backdrop for an internal Israeli morality tale: Confronting Israel’s crimes in Gaza means taking action to stop them.

By Ayat Abou Shmeiss September 23, 2026

Family members bid farewell to loved ones killed in an Israeli strike in central Gaza City, at Al-Shifa Hospital, August 31, 2026. (Yousef Zaanoun/Activestills)

The moment a human life becomes ‘collateral damage’

‘NAZA’ makes visible what we could never see from inside Gaza: that there were people watching, calculating, and deciding how many of us would die.

By Mahmoud Mushtaha September 11, 2026

Neve Gordon (courtesy)

PODCAST: How Israel wields international law as a license to kill

Neve Gordon explains how wartime protections for civilians can be twisted to legitimize genocide — and what that paradox means for Palestinian liberation.

By +972 Magazine September 10, 2026

NAZA / The Guardian

‘NAZA’: Exposing Israel’s killing machine in Gaza

Our new film shows how Israel’s slaughter of Palestinian civilians was a calculated and intentional act, through the testimonies of those responsible.

By Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor September 10, 2026

Israeli soldiers seen near the Israeli border with the Gaza Strip, October 9, 2025. (Tsafrir Abayov/Flash90)

Israel’s military ‘justice’ system is working exactly as intended

A handful of probes into high-profile massacres in Gaza are a smokescreen: Israel has convicted only two soldiers for harming Palestinians since Oct. 7.

By Dan Owen September 3, 2026