The survival game
My brother built a video game, No Safe Street, that reflects our reality inside Gaza.
Heleena Darwish
- Gaza Strip
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My brother built a video game, No Safe Street, that reflects our reality inside Gaza.
The additional team member will support the reactivation of WANN’s on-site training and activity program.
Young Palestinians primarily from Gaza, but also from the West Bank and the diaspora, will participate in a six-month schedule of trainings beginning in May.
Release of new Zine featuring creative writing by Farah Samer Zaina
In Slovenian: “No country has the right to exist on the ruins of my family’s home.” Ahmed Alnaouq interviewed
Speakers at this event series on the anniversary of the Nakba include Ahmed Alnaouq (WANN cofounder) and Abubaker Abed (WANN writer)
Reading and conversation moderated by Alice Rothchild, with a group of local Palestinians
WANN writers Fatma Mohammed Yousef, Batool Abu Akleen, and Yasmin Matar will conduct readings at the launch of Novembre magazine’s 18th issue. This publication contains photo and word excerpts from […]
My brother built a video game, No Safe Street, that reflects our reality inside Gaza.
The occupation’s siege of Gaza has made it nearly impossible to obtain the diesel, motor oil, and replacement parts needed to keep vehicles running.
Israel’s destruction of Gaza crushed my reading and exercise routines — but now I am reclaiming them.
Photographs fail to convey the anguish and burden that each heart bears.
Basic necessities and life-saving medicine remain scarce, but mobile phones and luxury goods that no one can afford are available.
My meal at Ayloul Palestinian Restaurant transported me back to Gaza, when I used to gather with cousins around a large plate of my grandmother’s maftoul.
‘No life without my family / No mornings without my sun, without my home.’
I try to scrub your absence from my skin / but you were the sunlight, noor.
