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Pariah: How Gaza Broke Israel

كيف حطمت غزةُ إسرائيل

Not Translated

A chronicle of witness, silence and reckoning in the world's first livestreamed genocide.

In October 2023, the world looked directly into Gaza and did not turn away. For the first time in history, a modern army’s destruction of a civilian population was recorded from inside the kill-zone by the people being killed. Palestinians filmed their final hours, broadcasting the end of their existence to billions. This genocide unfolded in real time: undeniable, unmissable.

No-one would ever be able to claim they had not known.

This chronicle draws on news reports published since 2023, supplemented by third-party documentation, eyewitness testimony, government records, leaked memos, court filings and the vast digital archive created by Palestinians themselves. Every claim has been cross-referenced against multiple sources; every statistic traced to its origin. The sourcing style favours narrative integration over academic footnoting, but the evidentiary foundation is forensic.

This is not advocacy disguised as journalism; it is journalism that refuses to sanitise what the evidence shows. The goal is neither to persuade nor to inflame, but to create a record that survives the fog of propaganda and the erosion of memory.

Pariah: How Gaza Broke Israel
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Bibliographic Data

Author
PublisherVideowireWebsite
Countryبريطانيا
Primary CategoryIdeas and Policies
Published2026
LanguageEnglish (EN)
Pages479 pages
Editionالأولى
Dimensions9×6
ISBN979-8-27-763251-2
Translation
Not Translated

About Richard Powell

Richard Powell is a British investigative journalist and the author of Pariah: How Gaza Broke Israel (2026), a 479-page chronicle of the destruction of Gaza from October 2023, built from news reports, eyewitness testimony, government records and digital archives.

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