Gaza: A Chronicle of War and Hope by Mustafa Hassona
Gaza: A Chronicle of War and Hope by Mustafa Hassona
Gaza: A Chronicle of War and Hope by Mustafa Hassona
Gaza: A Chronicle of War and Hope by Mustafa Hassona
Gaza: A Chronicle of War and Hope by Mustafa Hassona
Gaza: A Chronicle of War and Hope by Mustafa Hassona
Gaza: A Chronicle of War and Hope by Mustafa Hassona
Gaza: A Chronicle of War and Hope by Mustafa Hassona
Gaza: A Chronicle of War and Hope by Mustafa Hassona
Gaza: A Chronicle of War and Hope by Mustafa Hassona
Gaza: A Chronicle of War and Hope by Mustafa Hassona
Gaza: A Chronicle of War and Hope by Mustafa Hassona
Gaza: A Chronicle of War and Hope by Mustafa Hassona
Gaza: A Chronicle of War and Hope by Mustafa Hassona
Gaza: A Chronicle of War and Hope by Mustafa Hassona
Gaza: A Chronicle of War and Hope by Mustafa Hassona
Gaza: A Chronicle of War and Hope by Mustafa Hassona
Gaza: A Chronicle of War and Hope by Mustafa Hassona

Gaza: A Chronicle of War and Hope by Mustafa Hassona

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Publisher: AA Kitap / Anadolu Ajansı, Ankara, 2025

Editor: Nevzat Yıldırım

Format: Paperback, 17 × 22 cm, English language

Edition: First edition

Pages: 80

ISBN: 978-625-5861-77-1


Born and raised in Gaza, Palestinian photojournalist Mustafa Hassona has spent nearly two decades documenting a place in which the distance between witness and subject has effectively disappeared. Gaza: A Chronicle of War and Hope brings together his photographs of war, destruction, displacement and everyday survival, with particular focus on the devastation unfolding since October 7, 2023. Hassona’s internationally recognised practice—awarded by World Press Photo and the Leica Oskar Barnack Award—moves beyond the immediacy of the news image to construct a sustained visual testimony from within Gaza itself. Edited by Nevzat Yıldırım, the book records ruined streets, civilian life and moments of resilience not as anonymous evidence of conflict, but as fragments of a lived history in which the photographer, his family and the people he photographs inhabit the same reality.


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