The media calls it a conflict. But when a modern army clashes with millions of civilians trapped in a two-decade-long siege, what word truly fits?

In this episode of The Italian Uncut, we dive into the history, the politics, and the grim reality of the Gaza Strip to understand the humanitarian disaster unfolding. We unravel the timeline from the 1948 Nakba to the 2007 blockade and beyond, laying bare the facts that challenge common narratives.

This is an analysis that dares to ask the essential question: based on the facts, is the violence in Gaza best described as war crimes or something far worse? We present the unfiltered history; you decide what to call it.