Script-In-Hand Theatre introduces hundreds of Britons to the stories of young Palestinian writers.
Script-In-Hand Theatre introduces hundreds of Britons to the stories of young Palestinian writers.
Event draws prospective readers eager to hear voices from Gaza.
Ahmed Alnaouq cohosts with Hala Hanina, interviewing journalist and former BBC newsreader Karishma Patel
A young baker delivers moments of joy and connection to the besieged people of Gaza.
Imagine a new stadium rising from the rubble, and children dressed in traditional embroidered garments walking onto the field carrying olive branches!
Restrictions on tobacco imports are forcing smokers to make hard choices and suffer from nicotine withdrawal.
The only market that recognizes my journalism and translation skills exists somewhere I cannot go.
Though his own factory was destroyed, he carries on in the goldsmithing trade as a valued mentor.
Injured and twice left for death, Mohammed Nasir focuses on life.
Do not ask me for stars / Do not, because the sky and I / are no longer speaking.
There was a table once / Not a special table / Just wood / Just a surface.
When you love a woman from Gaza / you inherit a homeland / without ever touching its soil
