Testimony from Gaza written during the War on Gaza by Wasim Said, a physics student from Beit Hanoun in northern Gaza who began writing during the January 2025 ceasefire and continued as Israel broke the ceasefire and the assault resumed. Said documents atrocities he witnessed and lived through: families scrambling for food and shelter under gunfire, neighbors killed attempting to retrieve aid, deaths at hospitals, schools, and homes. One of the earliest book-length written testimonies to emerge from inside Gaza, while the genocide continued to unfold. With a foreword by Mousa Alsadah. Recommended for general readers, students, and educators seeking a firsthand literary account of daily life, loss, and survival under genocide in Gaza. This is a powerful primary testimony that foregrounds individual Palestinian experience and makes a direct moral demand on its readers.