Gaza: The Story of a Genocide

Synopsis

Gaza: The Story of a Genocide is a collection of essays, personal testimony, poetry, photography, artwork, and frontline reporting documenting the ongoing devastation experienced by Palestinians in Gaza and the occupied West Bank. Bringing together the voices of journalists, writers, artists, and survivors, the book bears witness to the human consequences of war, displacement, hunger, bereavement, and the destruction of homes, families, and communities.

Contributors include Ahmed Alnaouq, Mariam Barghouti, Noor Alyacoubi, Eman Bashir, and the late poet Hiba Abu Nada, alongside internationally recognized authors, photographers, and journalists. Urgent, deeply moving, and meticulously documented, this collection preserves firsthand accounts of a defining humanitarian crisis while reflecting on memory, resilience, justice, and the enduring struggle for dignity.

About the Book

Edited by Ahmed Alnaouq and the team at Comma Press, Gaza: The Story of a Genocide brings together award-winning Palestinian and international writers, journalists, poets, photographers, and artists. All royalties from the book are donated to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) to support Palestinian refugees in the Near East.

Publisher
Saqi Books

Publication Date
2025

Format
Paperback

Pages
320

Subjects
Current Affairs · Palestine · Essays · Journalism · Middle East Studies

ISBN
9781836742241