Story Archives - Page 2 of 123 - We Are Not Numbers

I wake up. I'm still alive. And I ask myself, is that a good thing?

The sun will rise again, and we refuse to become refugees again. This is our home and our land.

Constant noise from the unmanned planes causes headaches, irritability, and insomnia, and can literally drive one mad.

I’ve evacuated to the south, but I am helpless here. I can't even be myself.

I told myself that the loss of a home wasn’t comparable to the loss of beloved people. But I was lying.

It’s hard to stay focused on the future when your living circumstances are in limbo, food is scarce, and you haven’t bathed.

Three video vignettes depict survival under Israel’s bombing of Gaza, and a glimpse into genocide.

A typical day in Gaza: No electricity, no internet, scant water or bread—and a surviving spirit.

No one of us can comprehend how a real human could be so criminal and barbaric to do this to others.