by Israa Mohammed Jamal
Publishing for the first time has freed my soul.
by Khaled Al-Ostath
This is the way I want to feel about the soulmate I hope to find.
by Riwaa Abuquta
Abroad, I hear, you feel light. Shoulders without burden.
by Basman Derawi
Play a game with me.
by Basman Derawi
Surviving winter in Gaza requires armor.
by Tareq Hajjaj
Three boys went to their farmland to relax; now Israel wont return their bodies.
by Basman Derawi
God is about heart, not hair or dress.
by Tareq Hajjaj
Gazans aren't sure whether international law will ever be enforced for them.
by Israa Mohammed Jamal
Women in Gaza bring creativity to business.
by Rwand Alagha
War can forge unusual friendships.
by Khaled Al-Ostath
When she decided to end her life, in a way she ended mine too.
by Basman Derawi
2019 showed me dreams can come true. 2020, here I am!
by Khuloud Rabah Sulaiman
Why is the Palestinian Authority stopping Gazans from traveling?
by Tareq Abu Halima
At 11, I did not yet understand just what war was.
by Tareq Hajjaj
Snipers targeting Gaza protesters aim for the legs—and eyes.
by Abdallah Abusamra
He tried to sail a boat out of the Gaza harbor. He ended up in prison.
by Basman Derawi
The Bethlehem of today is a symbol of apartheid.
by Basman Derawi
When it rains, Gaza becomes magical again.
by Tareq Hajjaj
Emad disappeared at the Gaza border, then returned a year later—in a body bag.