In the heart of Gaza, our cameras followed Jibril, Rami, and Mahmoud, three Gazans trying to survive in spite of the genocide perpetrated by Israel. After two years of intense fighting and bloodshed, each of them has lost loved ones. Hundreds of thousands of families have been left high and dry, now surviving in tents. Others, like Fadel, have managed to flee to Europe. For those in exile, life is in sync with the daily conversations they have with their relatives. On the other side, Israeli orthodox settlers from Nachala, led by Daniella Weiss, are chomping at the bit to settle on Palestinian lands seized by force. For all parties, the October 9th peace agreement is a historic moment, even though a mixed bag. The Gazans are mainly celebrating that they've lived to tell the tale, while the Israelis bear the indelible mark of the October 7th trauma.

Filming Locations
Gaza Strip (massive destruction, forced displacement of the population into refugee camps).
Kerem Shalom, Israel-Gaza border (humanitarian aid crossing point).
Reim, Israel (military base for receiving released hostages). 

Main Contributors 
Rami Abu Jamous, Palestinian journalist living in Gaza City with his family.
Daniella Weiss, leader of the Nachala movement advocating for the colonization of Gaza. 
Jabril Al-Ajrami, Palestinian who has lost several family members and has been displaced six times in two years.

Key Issues
Irreconcilable visions between Israelis and Palestinians despite the fragile ceasefire of October 11, 2025.
Dramatic survival conditions in Gaza.
Insufficient humanitarian aid and massive forced displacement of the population.
Israeli colonization projects for Gaza led by movements like Nachala, confronting a traumatized Palestinian population.

Key Figures 
More than 80% of the Gaza Strip has been destroyed.
500,000 Palestinians fled south during the offensive on Gaza City between September and October 2025.
The agreement provides for 600 humanitarian aid trucks to supply Gaza, but only 200 per day are reportedly allowed to enter.

Quotes
Rami Abu Jamous, journalist: "The majority of the population depends 100% on humanitarian aid. And unfortunately, this humanitarian aid has not arrived."
Daniella Weiss, Nachala leader: "No Gazans will remain in Gaza. This is the end. The chapter of the Gazans in Gaza is over."