The Forgotten War: A Year Since Gaza

A year after the tumultuous events of Operation Protective Edge, a group of insightful writers from Haaretz embark on a journey to explore the aftermath of the conflict in Gaza. Through a collection of powerful narratives, they delve into the lives affected by the war, shedding light on the enduring scars left in its wake.

Each contributor offers a unique perspective on the shifting dynamics within the region, reflecting on the political, social, and personal struggles faced by those who lived through the violence. As they navigate the complexities of memory and resilience, the authors pose crucial questions about identity, humanity, and the future of peace.

In this compelling examination, they create a tapestry of voices that challenge readers to confront the realities of a conflict often overshadowed by geopolitics. These reflections not only highlight the transformation within Gaza but also resonate with broader themes of survival and hope amid the ruins of war.