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The Gazan who bowled at the White HouseA special treat from American hosts was appreciated and memorable, but it’s not an equal exchange for justice.
By: Mohammad A. Abuajwa
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Not all scars are visibleIn Gaza, the difference between life and death can be a matter of inches, a matter of seconds.
By: Habiba Masoud
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When war ends, the struggle beginsAfter the bombs stop falling, people must deal with wounds that cannot be seen and that no amount of talking can heal.
By: Ahmed Dremly
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A big move and a big testWhen we moved from Saudi Arabia to Gaza, people here doubted we had the academic preparation to pass the Tawjihi.
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Gaza artist: When I paint, I feel pleasure and reliefFew Gazan artists are able to make a living from their talent.
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UNRWA’s promises to compensate destroyed houses are evaporatingYears after Israel’s 2014 attack, some Gazans remain in deplorable living conditions, and also in debt.
Gaza Strip
The Gazan who bowled at the White HouseA special treat from American hosts was appreciated and memorable, but it’s not an equal exchange for justice.
Gaza Strip
Not all scars are visibleIn Gaza, the difference between life and death can be a matter of inches, a matter of seconds.
Gaza Strip
When war ends, the struggle beginsAfter the bombs stop falling, people must deal with wounds that cannot be seen and that no amount of talking can heal.
West Bank
Facebook is silencing usJust like the real world, the digital world is biased against Palestinians.
West Bank
Friends, students—prisonersUniversity students are vulnerable to being arrested without charge.
Diaspora
The Gazan who bowled at the White HouseA special treat from American hosts was appreciated and memorable, but it’s not an equal exchange for justice.
Poems
I survived
Who are the strangers holding me? This is not my mother's smell; nor my father's read more
Am I a witness
...or is my mind trapped/in an inexplicable mess,/a confusion of fear, dream, memory, news, and rumor? read more
