In the 1972 documentary “Scenes from Under Occupation in Gaza” by Mustafa Abu Ali, the way of life in the Gaza Strip under Israeli occupation is showcased. Instances of war, invasions, mass arrest campaigns, home demolitions, and operations to displace Palestinians living in Gaza to the Sinai peninsula, or the West Bank, are all mentioned as injustices caused by the Israeli government and army. The steadfastness of Gaza’s resistance movement is also praised in the documentary. The city is described as “holding the banner of resistance with bravery and resilience, high above its noble wounds.” The resistance in Gaza fought hard against Israeli forces, sacrificing their lives for them not to occupy the land after the Six-Day War in 1967. Gaza under occupation only fueled its resistance more, which can be seen today. Ever since 1972, Gaza has undergone violent campaigns from the Israeli military and government, including a blockade that has been imposed for 17 years. Now, Gaza is facing its worst b
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