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Dispatches Season 17, Episode 2: The Killing Zone

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Dispatches revisits the Gaza Strip to focus on civilians caught in the crossfire of never-ending battles. We meet seriously injured children and their distraught families, and the International Solidarity Movement whose member Tom Hurndall is shot. Then it hits even closer to home, when previous Dispatches director and cameraman James Miller is shot dead while he and Saira Shah are making another of their films together. Watch Dispatches Season 17, Episode 2 The Killing Zone in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Dispatches Season 17, Episode 2 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

10 episodes
1

Al-Qaeda UK

2

The Killing Zone

Dispatches revisits the Gaza Strip to focus on civilians caught in the crossfire of never-ending battles. We meet seriously injured children and their distraught families, and the International Solidarity Movement whose member Tom Hurndall is shot. Then it hits even closer to home, when previous Dispatches director and cameraman James Miller is shot dead while he and Saira Shah are making another of their films together.
3

The War We Never Saw: Blood and Revenge

4

Virgin Soldiers

With unprecedented access, award winning filmmaker Dodge Billingsley tells the story of India Company 3rd Battalion, 7th Marine regiment, crack U.S. frontline troops in Iraq. With some as young as 19, the invasion of Iraq was the first time any of them had actually been sent into combat. Experience a day in the life of these young men as they play a vital role in the liberation of Iraq. With remarkable battle footage, Virgin Soldiers reveals the true story of men who fought their way into the heart of Baghdad.
5

Gang Wars

6

Killing for Honour

7

Blunkett's Reefer Madness

8

Law & Disorder

9

Congo's Killing Fields

10

Judges in the Dock