The genocide and a dream delayed
A young man’s dream of studying abroad and experiencing life beyond Gaza is shattered by war.
- Gaza Strip
A young man’s dream of studying abroad and experiencing life beyond Gaza is shattered by war.
The war claimed member after member of Kawthar Abdalhadi’s family.
A simple trip across Gaza to share some za’atar requires a series of life-or-death decisions.
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.
I turned a small corner of our home in displacement into a sanctuary where I could pray Taraweeh during Ramadan.
My brother and I used to scare ourselves by watching horror movies. Now we are living one.
Grief, loss, and fear have destroyed the possibility of celebrating what should be the happiest occasions.
My personal reading of the poem, ‘To A Young Poet,’ is shaped by exile, media habituation, and emotional numbness.
Her inspiration, support, and love have helped me persevere through momentous challenges to obtain my master’s degree
We believe that access to high-quality education will transform our own lives and allow us to participate in rebuilding Gaza.