by Manar el-Sheikh
Two of her heroes have been killed, but Gaza's youngest photojournalist isn't giving up.
by Nedaa Al-Abadlah
In Gaza, we must learn that home is inside. Everything else is taken away.
by Omnia Ghassan
How can I ever be friends with Israelis when they terrorize me and my people?
by Ahmed Alnaouq
I was desperate to leave when I was in Gaza, but when I was outside I learned to be proud of my home.
by Malak Hijazi
This Gazan turns Israeli bullets into art that celebrates life.
by Ahmed Alnaouq
I didn't know of Jamal Khashoggi until he was murdered; now he is my role model.
by Iman Inshasi
Who would move from the UAE to Gaza? I did.
by Mahmoud Ramadan
Without their prized UN jobs, Gaza residents are left feeling hopeless and alone.
by Basman Derawi
I am a twisted tree trunk, my broken branches still reaching.
by Mohammed Arafat
We rant at Gaza until we leave, and then we miss it.
by Asmaa Tayeh
Children in Gaza without hearing are ultimate victims of UN funding cuts.
by Mohammed Arafat
Every young boy deserves to know where his home is.
by Mohammed Arafat
Naser wanted to follow in his sister's footsteps and help treat the wounded. Instead, he was shot.
by Basman Derawi
My heart melts while waiting for change, for freedom.
by Ali Abusheikh
My day began with a disturbing dream about freedom and ended with a cool breeze that felt like it.
by Basman Derawi
As I sip my mint tea one evening, I muse about how Palestinians are seen in the world.
by Mariam Abukwaik
I am Palestinian, but cannot visit Palestine. This is the fate of an exile in the diaspora.
by Tamam Abusalama
I have found freedom abroad, but am fated to be an exile forever.
by Ali Abusheikh
What does it look like when a family is forced to live on almost nothing? Meet Nedal Hutthut.
by Issam Adwan
Shireen relies on her rabbits--and solar lights--to help her raise her three children.