Gaza: Still Reporting

What the report says

Al Jazeera’s documentary "Gaza: Still Reporting" follows journalist Maram Humaid as she continues working during Israel’s order to clear Gaza City, documenting the evacuation even as she and her family are forced to move through the city. The film centers on her dual role as a reporter and as a mother living through displacement, food shortages and the deaths of colleagues while the war on Gaza continues.

According to the published description, Humaid spends her days listening to Palestinians’ accounts and writing about their experiences under what Al Jazeera calls Israel’s war on Gaza. When the evacuation order for Gaza City is issued, she faces one of the hardest periods of her life and must navigate the same upheaval she is covering. The documentary shows her encountering residents who choose to leave and others who decide to stay despite the danger.

The film is presented as a witness account of life during mass displacement and the dangers faced by local journalists reporting from inside Gaza. It was published by Al Jazeera on 12 October 2026 and is credited to Mohammed Sawwaf, Salah Al-Haw and Ibrahim Al-Otla. More broadly, the piece reflects the wider humanitarian toll of the conflict and the continuing challenges of reporting from an active war zone.