Two theatre colleagues shared many dreams. But since Oct. 7, none have been completed, and all has changed.
My friends and I had premonitions that something terrible would happen. Little did we know how genocidal it would be.
A volunteer doctor in Gaza deals with the traumas of her patients along with her own.
Our homes and dreams are shattered, we are left with our lives in fragments, and we hang by a thread to hope.
In a second everything can change, and it did for my family when Israel bombed our neighborhood.
Women in Gaza are experiencing miscarriages, births without anesthesia, preterm deliveries, and neonatal deaths.
In the Rafah displacement camps, people improvise to find joy and tranquility during the holiest of Muslim holidays.
Thousands of cancer patients in besieged Gaza need but cannot get treatment. Here are three of their stories.
Women in Gaza are experiencing miscarriages, births without anesthesia, preterm deliveries, and neonatal deaths.
Pages of history drip with my blood / and my grandfather’s tears / for his murdered olive tree.
A child should play, laugh, giggle / Call mom to make breakfast / Throw himself into grandfather’s arms / And live
I ask God, How are you? / I am sad, of course, he says.