DW reporter Mohammed Al-Kahlout lives inside the Gaza Strip and keeps filming through more than 100 days of Israel's military response to the October 7 Hamas attacks. His footage shows families fleeing bombardment, hospitals running without fuel or medicine, and the aftermath of a rocket strike that killed two of his colleagues in a car he had just left. The film cites World Health Organization figures on collapsed hospital capacity and UN estimates that 1.9 million of Gaza's 2.3 million residents are now displaced, and notes that the Committee to Protect Journalists has recorded over 80 journalist deaths in the war. Beyond the ground-level footage, Palestinian politicians, Israeli pollsters, political scientists, and international law experts weigh in on what happens after the fighting stops and whether a lasting cease-fire is possible while Hamas holds hostages. The documentary lays out the competing scenarios being discussed for Gaza's future without settling on which is likeliest, leaving the question of Israeli-Palestinian coexistence open.