by Fadi O. Al-Naji
We are a generation for whom a routine pastime is attending funerals.
by Mariam Abukwaik
They call the revolution in the Arab world a "spring," as if, out of nowhere, we appeared.
by Basman Derawi
When a Gazan youth attempts to leave to achieve his dream, this is what happens.
by Israa Mohammed Jamal
This is a story of a dream stolen, then pursued and achieved 31 years later.
by Naema Aldaqsha
Here is why I keep going to the border to protest.
by Farah Yahia
Small events in an ordinary day in Gaza.
by Omnia Ghassan
How talented we have become in the masquerade.
by Areej Kassab
Sometimes the road we think is our destiny is just a detour.
by Omnia Ghassan
I'm fat. And it is (should be) ok.
by Basman Derawi
A genie gave me three crimes to commit, with no punishment.
by Al-Orjwan Shurrab
Thanking the people who have changed your life isn't always easy.
by Malak Hijazi
I have realized we can create something good and useful from tragedy.
by Basman Derawi
How do Gazans cope when the temperature soars and there is no electricity?
by Basman Derawi
A poem dedicated to our supporters.
by Fadi O. Al-Naji
Qatar has become Gaza's only major funder, but even that isn't enough.
by Khaled Al-Ostath
Sleeping can be like a kind of dying.
by Abdalrahim Alfarra
I will never leave my cemetery-prison until it is once again a paradise.
by Khuloud Rabah Sulaiman
You heard of making lemonade from lemons when times are hard? This is the Gaza version.
by Israa Mohammed Jamal
Having a roof over one's head is so often not enough.
by Mohammed Arafat
When I pray, my mind wanders to Jerusalem.