we are not numbers

emerging writers from Palestine tell their stories and advocate for their human rights

Mohammed Moussa

    Mohammed earned a bachelor’s degree in English literature and now is a translator and English language trainer. He is passionate about writing poetry, which he says is like “a safe river where my feelings and emotions can flow peacefully. Through poetry, I express what I feel and experience, in an attempt to convey my experiences to the outside world.” Recently, Mohammed wrote a poetry book titled. ”I Was Born in Gaza,” about his experiences during war-time. “Living in a besieged city and occupied country has taught me to snatch the sweetness of life from of the bitterness of miseries,” he says. 

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    Run

    My mind goes blank at first when I try to write. And then I just let it flow.

    What killed Mohannad?

    Mohannad wasn’t courageous when he chose to leave this absurd life, but he also wasn’t a coward. He was depressed, and depression kills.

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