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Israel killed over 200 journalists in Gaza. So we’re training 2,000 more storytellers. Help fund Palestinian journalism at launchgood.com/SeenPalestine

Extreme storms in Gaza

Gaza Eid from the graveyard

Gaza is one big orphanage

Vet cares for the cats of Gaza

If you don't care about Palestinian people, maybe you'll care about the animals???

Gaza has a weird money problem. My friend Haytham says all the notes are tearing up after over 2 years of bombs and genocide. But since Israel won’t allow new money in, they’re finding other ways to trade and do business.

Palestinians in Gaza are suffering during the brutal winter storms

Seen Palestine’s creator Farah is celebrating passing her high school exams. Students in Gaza only took their exams this September, after a two-year delay caused by Israel’s bombardment. Israel has destroyed every single university in Gaza.

"We were tortured until we forgot everything." Abducted at Al-Shifa Hospital. Freed in the ceasefire. Mohammed Aboshaban recounts his 20 months inside an Israeli prison to Seen Palestine storyteller Hala.

“Don’t think a ceasefire means everything is okay.” Hla’s father had diabetes. He may have survived the bombs, but he died after months of displacement, forced starvation, and a health system Israel systematically destroyed

“Liberation? What liberation? We are not free yet. This is not a real ceasefire,” says Seen Palestine's journalist Mahmoud Budair, returning home to Gaza City.

During the ceasefire, thousands of displaced Palestinians returned to their neighborhoods, only to find their homes destroyed by Israeli bombs. Seen Palestine journalist Fatma searches the rubble for what remains.

Sayeid survived genocide in Gaza. In a letter to his younger self, he reveals what gives him strength.

Ceasefire in effect — joy fills Gaza.

Ceasefire. Gaza finally gets to exhale.

Israel forcibly displaced Tala again. She says she won't stay silent anymore.

Explore how young Palestinians with phones documented a genocide that traditional media abandoned. Spanning from October 6 through to the Flotilla mission, we’ll be screening never-before-seen films. This program includes Gaza ER, following American doctors making their way into Gaza, as well as powerful new short films from Palestinian children documenting their starvation and survival. Followed by a conversation with award-winning journalist and Seen TV co-founder Yusuf Omar. He will share his personal experience onboard the Flotilla when it was struck by a drone and the importance of empowering Palestinians to document their own stories. In Palestine, Seen TV is training more than 2,000 new journalists, and every single dollar raised at this event will go towards these efforts of championing the next generation of Palestinian storytellers. Tickets at seen.tv

The bombs didn't kill him, Israel's blockades did