Located on the eastern coast of the Mediterranean, the Gaza Strip is surrounded by Israel and Egypt. For twelve years, a blockade has prevented the majority of residents and goods from moving freely. In addition to economic problems, there are ongoing tensions and successive wars with Israel. For several months, cameras followed the daily lives of Gazans who insist they have “nothing left to lose.” Some, like businessman Wael Selmey, hope for a more prosperous future, while others dream only of leaving the Palestinian enclave for good. Ramiz, however, has chosen to stay and denounce the Hamas dictatorship, at the risk of his life. Mahmoud Zahar, one of the founders of the Islamist party, is interviewed.