In Palestinian village of Zita, time is not measured in hours, but in number of Israeli incursions

In the village of Zita, north of Tulkarm in the occupied West Bank, time is not measured in hours, but in the number of Israeli incursions. There, homes are transformed from shelters into scenes of fear, and staying awake in the dead of night becomes a habit, not a choice.

The Abu al-Ezz family lives on the edge of constant anticipation, as Israeli soldiers not only knock on their doors, but also invade their peace of mind, turning the details of daily life into a harsh test of patience and survival.