by Nadya Siyam
Genetic disease is hard to treat anywhere, but the blockade of Gaza makes it almost impossible.
by Issam Adwan
I will never forget Ali Abd-Aljawad.
by Basman Derawi
When I hear another child has been killed, I imagine angels.
by Omnia Ghassan
What do you say when a child asks you what bombs are?
by Mohammed Arafat
I watch helpless from afar as my people suffer.
by Basman Derawi
Another child has died in Israeli shelling and I feel numb.
by Basman Derawi
For too many of my people, death seems the only option.
by Iman Inshasi
I sometimes think it is easier to survive a war than my migraines.
by Fadi O. Al-Naji
Gaza is frozen out of financial markets, but cryptocurrency might be a solution.
by Hanin Alyan Elholy
Wars end, but the depression lingers and grows without treatment.
by Fadi O. Al-Naji
When poverty is this deep, the gift of light is huge.
by Yousef Yahya
This is for the youth in Gaza, wavering on the brink of their future.
by Basman Derawi
All of life gives me inspiration for the stories I long to tell.
by Haneen Abo Soad
I could no longer wait for change. So I set out to make it happen.
by Noha Al-Afifi
A letter from one sightless Palestinian to another is the essence of solidarity.
by Basman Derawi
Music gives me words to express my deepest feelings.
by Ayah Abushammalah
When I sit down at the table now, there is an overwhelming feeling of loss. Someone's missing.
by Manar el-Sheikh
Despite Israel's attempts at suppression, Gazans celebrate their culture.
by Malak Mattar
We must believe the most during the darkest hours.
by Issam Adwan
Leaving Gaza is only the first step in the journey out.