This episode of Palestine Exists delves into the complex interplay of gender, nationalism, and violence in the context of Palestinian identity and resistance. The hosts discuss how gender roles are weaponized in the ongoing genocidal campaign against Palestinians, emphasizing the emotional and psychological impacts of such violence. They explore the implications of the recent UN report on the systematic abuse faced by Palestinian men and women, highlighting personal narratives that illustrate the human cost of occupation. The conversation underscores the importance of understanding these dynamics in the broader struggle for liberation and identity. The conversation delves into the systematic violence and sexual abuse faced by Palestinians, particularly focusing on the actions of the Israeli Security Forces (ISF). It highlights the patterns of sexual violence as a means of oppression and control, the impact of such violence on Palestinian identity, and the broader implications of ontological warfare that seeks to destroy the very essence of Palestinian existence. The discussion also emphasizes the gendered nature of this violence, targeting both men and women in ways that undermine their roles within the community and the national struggle for liberation. This conversation delves into the resilience of the Palestinian people amidst ongoing conflict, focusing on the psychological and physical toll on women and children. It highlights the targeted violence against women, reproductive rights issues, and the broader implications of war on gender dynamics. The speakers emphasize the importance of advocacy, the need for dignity and autonomy, and the call for continuous action in support of Palestinian rights.