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An urgent and compelling study of Gaza from one of the region's most experienced journalists
REVISED AND UPDATED EDITION
'A brilliant and incisive account of this tiny, vibrant, but embattled enclave… a must-read.' Jon Snow
October 7th, 2023. Hamas and other militant groups invaded southern Israel. It was the day that changed the face of the Middle East.
Since then, the two million Palestinians living in the Gaza strip have been under constant siege. With the daily threat of Israeli airstrikes and lacking food, water and basic medical supplies, tens of thousands have died.
Uniquely imprisoned, even in times of relative peace, most Palestinians in Gaza cannot travel beyond the confines of the Strip – in times of war, escape is impossible. They live under total blockade – economic and armed – and yet so many remain courageous, outspoken and steadfast.
Donald Macintyre, the Independent's former Jerusalem bureau chief, lays bare Gaza's human tragedy and reveals how it became a crucible of conflict and a byword for suffering. He identifies the repeated failings – including those of the international community – that have let countless opportunities for peace pass by. Impassioned and expert, Gaza is essential reading for anyone interested in the history of the region and the future of Palestinian statehood.
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'Even-handed, balanced and devastating.' Ari Shavit, TLS
'Superb…essential reading.' Tribune
'The inflammable world of Middle Eastern politics is treacherous terrain… Macintyre navigates it with sensitivity, skill and the diligence of a committed reporter.' Mail on Sunday
Donald Macintyre was the Independent's Jerusalem bureau chief for eight years between 2004 and 2012, and before that its political editor and chief political commentator. He is a former presenter of BBC Radio 4's Week in Westminster. He won the Next Century Foundation's Peace through Media Award in 2011 and has previously been shortlisted for the Orwell Prize for Journalism and for the Martha Gellhorn Prize for Journalism. He lives in Clapham, south London.
