In the last installment of Along the Green Line, journalist Matthew Cassel travels to southern Israel and the Palestinian territories under occupation.
During what has become the most devastating period in the history of this conflict, the report visits Kfar Aza to examine the lasting impact of the 7 October 2023 assaults by Hamas fighters, while also getting as near to Gaza as foreign reporters are permitted.
This three-episode series follows the 1949 ceasefire border—previously considered a potential path to peace—and speaks with Palestinians and Israelis residing just miles from one another.
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