When Ahmed was killed, I lost my cousin, my confidant, and my ‎constant companion. But Jasmin lost so much more.

Trapped in a cycle of conflict and starvation, young people in Gaza wait helplessly for their lives to resume.

A family recounts being woken at 2 a.m. by intense bombing that ended the ceasefire and launched a night of horror.

Reading by candlelight is a fire hazard but the only option without electricity, generators, or batteries.

Living under flimsy tarps, family members sift flour for bugs, walk through sewage to fetch water, and wash clothes with frozen hands.

Deadly odors, insects, mice, and mosquitoes proliferate as rubbish piles up in Gaza City.

Children in Gaza are stripped of their most basic human rights, facing the threat of death if not from bombing then from hunger.

Pretend food made of sand, drawings of martyred relatives, and games played on rubble reflect the wartime reality.

Displaced people of Gaza find different ways to earn a living in their struggle to survive the Israeli genocide.

A young woman enjoys only a fleeting marriage before the war destroys her and the happiness of her family.

Young twins are consigned to a life of disability when the only specialist hospital in Gaza is destroyed.