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GIGAZA is an independent digital archive documenting crimes and human rights violations in Gaza.
We organize verified testimonies, images, videos, legal reports, and location-based records so researchers, journalists, legal teams, and the public can access reliable evidence.
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Genocide in Gaza Archive
An independent documentation platform preserving verified testimonies, visual evidence, legal reports, and records of destruction in Gaza.
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Human Rights Report · July 12, 2026
Targeting the health sector: Timeline documentation and pattern analysis
This report documents attacks on healthcare facilities through verified incident records, witness accounts, imagery, and timeline analysis. It supports research into recurring patterns and their impact on access to medical care.
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Legal memorandum · July 8, 2026
Protecting journalists and media workers during conflict
This legal memorandum reviews documented risks faced by journalists and media workers in Gaza, connecting verified incidents with relevant protections under international law.
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Legal memorandum · July 8, 2026
Patterns of destruction and forced displacement
This report brings together verified location records, visual evidence, and testimonies to document the destruction of civilian areas and patterns of forced displacement across Gaza.
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Legal statement On the Third Anniversary of the Genocide in Gaza
Verified archive record with supporting documentation and sources.
The destruction of reproductive capacity in the Gaza Strip during the war Genocide
Verified archive record with supporting documentation and sources.
From economy of occupation to economy of genocide
Verified archive record with supporting documentation and sources.
Targeting of Water Wells in the Gaza Strip by the Israeli Occupation Army during the “Al-Aqsa Flood” War
Verified archive record with supporting documentation and sources.
The Hell of Life in Displacement Shelter Schools in the Gaza Strip
Verified archive record with supporting documentation and sources.
The Destruction of Palestinian Universities in the Gaza Strip
Verified archive record with supporting documentation and sources.
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Welcome to GIGAZA, an independent platform dedicated to documenting human rights violations and preserving verified evidence from Gaza. We bring together testimonies, images, videos, legal reports, and records of destruction to support truth, accountability, and international justice.
Your donation helps us verify and preserve critical evidence, protect sensitive testimonies, maintain public access to the archive, and support ongoing legal and documentation efforts.
If you believe in preserving the truth and supporting the pursuit of justice, we invite you to donate and help ensure that every story and piece of evidence is documented and never forgotten.
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Common questions about verification, privacy, access, and submitting evidence.
You may submit testimonies, photographs, videos, documents, medical or legal records, and information about a person, event, or damaged location. Please include the source, approximate date, place, and any context you can safely provide. Sensitive information is reviewed securely and is not published without appropriate safeguards.
GIGAZA cross-checks submitted material against multiple independent sources, including location records, media reports, and witness accounts. Items that cannot be sufficiently verified are marked as unverified and are never presented as confirmed evidence. Our documentation team reviews every record before it is added to the archive.
Yes. You may submit material anonymously and choose a secure contact method if you wish to stay in touch. We only use the contact details you provide to respond to your submission and to protect your safety. Identifying information is never published without your explicit consent.
The archive is open to researchers, journalists, legal teams, human rights organizations, and the public. Our legal reports are prepared to support accountability efforts and are freely available for citation and research, provided the source is credited.
If you believe a record contains an error or should be removed, contact our documentation team at office@gigaza.org. We review every request carefully, verify the facts, and will correct or remove the record if the request is justified, in line with our accuracy and privacy policy.