The Plight of Gaza refugees in Egypt
Between borders and uncertainty, we fight to live, learn, heal, and hope again.
The “Anonymous” byline is used when authors wish to keep their name offline for reasons of personal security.
Between borders and uncertainty, we fight to live, learn, heal, and hope again.
You scroll and witness a child chasing a water truck / your heart shatters in the silent chase.
Even being paralyzed has not dented Sarah’s determination to serve others by entering the medical profession.
Memorizing the Qur’an is a blissful exercise, whether done in a beautiful mosque or an uncomfortable, war-ravaged tent.
Interviews with survivors of “humanitarian” aid distribution reveal tragic stories.
Occupation, don’t be proud, I am Palestine / Since 1948 you have punished me.
Within hours of enjoying freshly baked ka’ak and maamoul, a child dies when Israel breaks the ceasefire.
Umm Mohammad, a wife and mother of five sons, is all alone, engulfed in the grief of loss and longing.
A 10-year old suffers multiple displacements, the loss of family members, separation from his father—and worse.
Artificial intelligence and cloud computing, which help me access news and information, also help Israel attack Gaza.
I am a diligent student, but conditions inside Gaza make it incredibly hard to succeed academically.
A recent university graduate’s promising future as an engineer was snuffed out by Israel’s violence.