by Saja Jaber Al-Moghair
The Palestinian says, “Do not let the olive branch fall from my hand.”
by Riman Butien
Parrot and humans alike, we all dream of escape from our cages.
by Huda Hussam Soboh
Palestinians used to be happy and relaxed in the olive groves. Not now.
by Haneen Shaat
Once a month, they get a 45-minute visit--or perhaps no visit at all.
by Israa Mohammed Jamal
Perhaps COVID helps the world feel a bit of Gaza's pain.
by Riwaa Abuquta
How will normalization prevent what happened to my friend and schoolmate, Nouran, from happening again?
by Israa Qishta
There are so many faces of Gaza; it's sort of like a quilt.
by Salaheldin Eleyan
“Who lost a relative or has a home that's damaged?" All of us raised our hands.
by Israa Alsigaly
I imagine more than remember my father. But I know he had a big heart.
by Mohamed Shurrab
Money can't bring about peace. They want us to sell our country.
by Basman Derawi
Stains on the hands cannot be hidden.
by Ali Abusheikh
Thirty-eight years later, who but the survivors remember?
by Amna Shabana
Even in the midst of COVID-19, birthdays must go on.
by Israa Mohammed Jamal
It's hot, the electricity is out and fear hovers.
by Mohamed Shurrab
So many aspects of ordinary life have come to a halt.
by Abdallah al-Jazzar
Which is more dangerous? Disease or poverty?
by Yasmin J. Abusayma
My children are what keep me going, but I wonder for how long?
by Riwaa Abuquta
Waiting for herd immunity would be mass suicide in Gaza.
by Esmat Maghari
These days, we need to find the silver linings around our dark clouds.
by Raed Shakshak
COVID-19 isn’t new to Gaza. It is an occupier in the form of a virus