No safe place
My cousin and her boys were with us, until they weren’t, and I had to search for them among the body bags.
we are not numbers
emerging writers from Palestine tell their stories and advocate for their human rights
Said is a graduate of the medical school at the Islamic University of Gaza who received a full scholarship to study immunology the the UK's University of Oxford. He has studied and worked in the UK since 2017.
When in Gaza, Said participated in a number of volunteer activities, including the creation of the Gaza branch of the Zedni Club (which organizes book discussions, drama workshops, etc.) along with some of his friends. Said also is interested in writing and reading about politics, history and philosophy.
My cousin and her boys were with us, until they weren’t, and I had to search for them among the body bags.
It’s bad enough when children are killed by war, but when bureaucracy is the culprit, it’s worse, writes this new Gaza physician
I dream that someday, the site of the massacres committed in Gaza will become speakers’ corners.
My mind was a mess. I was chasing a dream and agonizing over whether it was going to come true.
Ameer touched so many lives, and mine was one of them. People in Gaza called him “the Palestinian Steven Hawking.”
