Gaza (The West Wing)
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| “Gaza” | |
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| The West Wing episode | |
| Episode no. | Season 5 Episode 109 |
| Written by | Peter Noah |
| Directed by | Christopher Misiano |
| Guest stars | Mary McCormack Jason Isaacs John Amos Terry O'Quinn Kathleen York Ron Canada Steve Ryan Ryan Cutrona Zach Cohen Tim Lounibos Makram J. Khoury (uncredited) |
| Production no. | 176070 |
| Original airdate | May 12, 2004 |
| Season 5 episodes | |
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| List of The West Wing episodes | |
"Gaza" is episode 109 of The West Wing.
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[edit] Plot
A fact-finding tour to the hotly disputed Gaza Strip includes Donna, Admiral Fitzwallace and a few members of congress as they sort through the thicket of rival issues between the Palestinians and Israelis—but the killing fields soon claim some of the delegation when a deadly bomb shatters their vehicle and has the President considering targets for military action. In flashbacks, Donna is attracted to a dashing British photojournalist who opens her eyes to the conditions faced by inhabitants in the area.
[edit] Production
The incident in Gaza is based on the October 15, 2003 bombing of an American diplomatic convoy in Gaza, which killed three Americans.[1]
[edit] Awards
The episode was nominated for an ASC award for cinematography.[2]

