by Asmaa Rafiq Kuheil
Oh, to be a bird and fly above the creeping march of viruses!
by Basman Derawi
This new year, I wish for freedom for prisoners everywhere.
by Basman Derawi
My PTSD began the day Israel's Operation Cast Lead was unleashed on Gaza.
by Lama El Ghazali
It's hard to relax when your father is suffering.
by Zainab Wael Basheer
Gaza is different than most other places, so its beauty is different.
by Sami Samir Albreem
Abdul Raouf is 43 years old. He was imprisoned at 27.
by Basman Derawi
Even Santa isn't immune from Israel's oppression.
by Marwah Al Dahdouh
Qualified or unqualifed, most Gazan graduates face the same destiny.
by Walaa Munir
I feel stranded between two worlds.
by Mohamed Shurrab
Each color in our flag symbolizes one aspect of our life.
by Tasneem Khader
We need all the help we can get in Gaza.
by Maram Faraj
Can a woman from Gaza have career ambitions?
by Abdallah al-Jazzar
Friends can live separated from each other without growing apart.
by Shahd Safi
Grief is a strong opponent.
by Basman Derawi
I escape into music when the coronavirus knocks at my door.
by Arwa Abudahrouj
She's a coder, but she's not allowed to be a traveler.
by Mona AlMsaddar
I choose to fight for my own identity, my own place in society.
by Abdullah Saleh al Naami
The tragedy of war does not end when the fighting stops.
by Amana Diab
Oppression will inspire resistance, every time.