
What is choice during a genocide?
‘I changed my mind a million times. I tortured myself with the losses that each decision would force upon me.’
‘I changed my mind a million times. I tortured myself with the losses that each decision would force upon me.’
“This book is a jailbreak and a miracle” —NAOMI KLEIN
The collection will feature memorable essays and poems from WANN’s first ten years, 2014–2024.
‘I changed my mind a million times. I tortured myself with the losses that each decision would force upon me.’
A large portion of our desperately needed income is going to waste because of the high payment traders charge for cash.
Umm Mohammad, a wife and mother of five sons, is all alone, engulfed in the grief of loss and longing.
I attended Islamic University of Gaza for just one month before it was targeted by Israeli missiles.
After Obaida went missing, we heard that he was being held by Israel; now we long for his release.
Returning displaced families struggle with destruction, harsh weather, and limited aid despite ceasefire.
Scarred / I never chose / a fate etched in the stones of Al-Shati / or a history written in bullets / bombs and blockades.