Four Palestinian women, all former political prisoners in Israeli jails, reveal experiences of daily life within the current political climate.

Following the 1967 occupation of the West Bank and Gaza, more than 200 Israeli settlements and outposts have been built in Palestinian territories. The Iron Wall explores these settlements as a cornerstone of Israeli policy and what this means for the future of a Palestinian state.

Lebanon Burning investigates the object of war, and provides a personal account of its effects from ordinary citizens who became the real targets.

Nadine is a young woman living in Beirut during a critical time in Lebanon’s history.