As part of the Fall Fridays Scholarship WebinAAR Series, this panel of scholars will discuss a groundbreaking volume entitled Theology after Gaza: A Global Anthology that wrestles with the theological, ethical, and political implications of the Gaza war for faith communities worldwide. Written in the shadow of an unfolding genocide, the panelists will discuss how theology can respond truthfully and responsibly to mass suffering, displacement, and destruction while resisting the temptation to offer abstract or detached reflection. The panelists will outline the vision of the book, situating it within wider debates on liberation theology, political theology, and contextual theology. Together, the panelists will invite discussion on the role of theology in confronting empire, bearing witness to suffering, and imagining new horizons of justice and hope. By engaging multiple perspectives—editorial, scholarly, and lived—the panel will provide a space for dialogue on what it means to think, write, and believe after Gaza and the recent Trump proposal.