Generations of Palestinians, particularly in the Gaza Strip, face aggressive occupation and blockade. Amidst this, a group of teenage girls aspires to become Gaza's first professional female boxers, challenging both the harsh realities of their environment and a male-dominated society. The director hopes the film will inspire others and highlight the need to end the Israeli occupation over Palestine.

The owner of the Associated Press building in Gaza City, Jawad Mahdi, and the AP itself reported no evidence of Hamas presence before the building was destroyed by an Israeli airstrike on May 15. Israeli officials claim Hamas used the building for military intelligence and as a shield, but did not provide definitive proof to Insider. The IDF warned civilians before the strike, but Mahdi's plea to retrieve belongings was rejected. The building also housed Al Jazeera and other media outlets. AP President Gary Pruitt and Israeli ambassador Gilad Erdan commented on the lack of evidence for Hamas presence, and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken stated the US had not seen information justifying the strike.

The owner of the Jalaa building in Gaza, destroyed by an Israeli airstrike, claims there was no Hamas presence in the building, contradicting Israeli Defense Forces' assertions that it was used for military intelligence by Hamas. The building housed media offices, including AP and Al Jazeera. The IDF provided warnings before the strike, but the owner’s plea to retrieve belongings was denied. AP and other media organizations have denied knowledge of any Hamas activities in the building. The incident has drawn international attention, with the US seeking clarification on the rationale behind the strike.