Un racconto intenso e necessario su Gaza, tra immagini e connessioni. Manolo Luppichini ci porta nel cuore del conflitto e ci racconta come, con il progetto “Gaza Web e gli alberi della rete”, si sia ristabilita la comunicazione dopo il blackout digitale, grazie all'uso di eSIM virtuali. Sottolinea l'importanza vitale della connessione per le comunità in guerra, definendola un gesto di resistenza.An intense and necessary account of Gaza, woven through images and connections. Manolo Luppichini takes us to the heart of the conflict, sharing how the project “Gaza Web and the Network Trees” helped restore communication after the digital blackout, thanks to virtual eSIMs. He highlights the vital importance of connectivity in times of war, calling it an act of resistance. Manolo Luppichini is a filmmaker, reporter, and multimedia artist whose work spans over 25 years. He has directed documentaries, music videos, campaigns, and investigative reportages across Europe, the U.S., Africa, and the Middle East. A pioneer in blending emerging technologies, social issues, and visual storytelling, Manolo has founded several independent media projects aimed at raising awareness and inspiring change. He currently serves as Media Director for the NGO ACS Italia and coordinates the Gazaweb project, advocating for freedom of expression through creative media. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx