ARIJ has conducted a survey to document the losses, humanitarian conditions, and multitude of challenges faced by Palestinian journalists during the ongoing Israeli war in Gaza. This survey includes responses from 383 journalists who are either in Gaza or were there at some point during the war.

A short documentary film (15-mins) which shares the harrowing story of displacement during a genocidal war from the unique perspectives of three different generations of Palestinian artists. Entrapped in the thrashes of escaping constant bombardment, the artists seek shelter in Rafah and live to tell the tale. The short film reflects the plight of the human heart and intentionally omits scenes of physical brutality and violence which have tragically become too often correlated with storytelling on Gaza. The cameraman and producer symbolize the grim reality that every being in Gaza endures, sharing with the world the relentless spirit of the Palestinian struggle for freedom.

This investigation documents, through testimony and statements by male and female journalists in Gaza, the severe mental impact that covering the war has, given the absence of the necessary psychological support that should be provided to them by media institutions.

The Gaza Project is a global collaboration with between 13 media outlets organised by "Forbidden stories", the project investigated the targeting of journalists in Gaza and pursued the work of journalists who have been killed or threatened in Gaza and the West Bank since

The European Union, within the framework of a research program for civilian purposes, funded research to develop dual-use technology—both civilian and military—in which Israeli companies specialized in weapons manufacturing participated.

This investigation uncovers the Israeli and Palestinian involvement in the illegal smuggling of “totaled” (non road worthy and destined for the scrap yard) cars from Israel to the West Bank, taking advantage of the weakened security grip of the Palestinian Authority, on the one hand, and Israel’s turning a blind eye, on the other.