I Cried in Gaza is a groundbreaking film confronting the severe, hidden mental toll of modern warfare. For the first time since 1948, women were extensively deployed to the front lines of the Gaza War (AKA “Iron Swords War”); war, with over 4,000 having since sought mental health treatment. The film plunges into the intimate, subjective experiences of seven female warriors who fought in active combat in Gaza and Lebanon. Through their candid testimonies, it charts their struggle as raw, fresh memories of the war mix inextricably with debilitating post-traumatic stress symptoms. This is an urgent, unprecedented look at the true psychological price paid by a new generation of combat veterans.