Gaza Turned My Brother From a Journalist Into an Aid Trader
Israel’s genocide robbed Anas of his education and his dream of becoming a reporter. Now he spends his days buying and reselling aid for as little as five dollars.
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Why Spain’s World Cup Victory Mattered in Gaza
Spain’s solidarity with Palestine travelled all the way to Gaza. For Palestinians watching under siege, its World Cup triumph meant far more than football.
The Destruction of Childhood in Gaza
Israel’s genocide has destroyed Gaza’s schools, forcing children into labour, trauma and a daily struggle for survival. Restoring education is essential to protecting a generation from permanent harm.
The Courses That Became Lifelines in Gaza
While bombs fell and Gaza was cut off from the world, international courses gave me a place to learn, connect and imagine a future beyond genocide.
A Day in My Life, Nine Months into Gaza’s 'Ceasefire'
I cross a shattered Gaza each day in pursuit of an ordinary life.
‘I Am Now a Revolutionary Woman’: The Fight to Recover Dr Adnan Al-Bursh
The renowned Gaza surgeon was tortured to death in Israeli detention after refusing to abandon his patients. Now his wife is fighting to recover his body—and preserve his enduring legacy.
The Israeli War on Gaza’s Memory
Gaza’s landmarks carried centuries of Palestinian history before Israeli bombardment reduced many to rubble. Their destruction reveals a wider campaign to sever a people from their culture and land.
The Embroidery of Exile and Return
How Palestinian women turned tatreez into a living archive of homeland, memory and resistance —stitching what colonialism, exile and genocide have sought to erase.
The Students Who Walk Through War to Learn
Across Gaza, students walk for hours through bombed streets, risking hunger and Israeli airstrikes to reach classrooms, find an internet connection and hold on to the possibility of a future.
Cancer Under Siege: The Patients Waiting to Leave Gaza
Thousands of cancer patients in Gaza are waiting for treatment they cannot access. My uncle's wife Ruba was one of them—and time ran out.