Genocide in Gaza is a searing nonfiction work that confronts one of the most visible yet silenced atrocities of our time. Combining rigorous analysis with moral clarity, it traces how an entire people has been targeted under the eyes of the world — and how global powers, through silence, complicity, and propaganda, have allowed it to continue.

Across its chapters, the book dismantles the narratives that justify mass violence, exposes the media distortions that blur reality, and gives voice to the daily resistance of those who survive amid ruins. It is both a chronicle of horror and a testament of endurance — an investigation into how genocide persists in the twenty-first century and how words, memory, and truth become acts of defiance.

In the end, Genocide in Gaza asks the question that history will one day demand of us all: how could the world watch — and still remain silent?