by Mahmoud Khalaf
How can I describe it? After I was ordered to return to Gaza, I wished I could evaporate or cease to ...
by Asmaa Tayeh
I'm not asking for a perfect life because I know a perfect life doesn't exist. I just want to live a ...
by Enas Fares Ghannam
What happens when a person is forced to struggle for years without enough money to support his family, ...
by Hossam Madhoun
The audience asked what freedom means to us. Freedom?! It is to be free from fear.
by Shrouq Aila
In addition to my writing, I discovered drama is another “weapon” to help me fight and to survive. ...
by Khaled Al-Ostath
It started with intense chest pains. I couldn’t breathe very well. My head got fuzzy and I couldn’t ...
by Noura Al-Ashi
I could not hear his voice, but I could “feel” him.
by Ahmed Elqattawi
"Music is my salvation, the medium through which I express myself the best."
by Abdalrahim Abuwarda
People in Gaza are less interested in drama, and I would love to see them sparked by it.
by Aya Nashwan
More than 16,000 families remain displaced or homeless 18 months after the 2014 war.
by Mohammed Alhammami
Ex-hunger striker speaks out on the inhumanity of administrative detention and starving oneself for ...
by Ahmed Elqattawi
My voice allows me to travel the globe without servitude, for I am the voice of the voiceless.
by Enas Fares Ghannam
I was born blind, but that was ok, for everyone my age was born blind too.
by Aya Ibrahim
Rather than “it sucks to be Palestinian,” many of us say, believe and feel that “it is an honor ...
by Nada Hammad
I don't know who you are. You and I have not met, and now never will.
by Riham El Naji
I was afraid to enter this place where dead people rest. But I found comfort there.
by Saja Elkhaldi
One recent afternoon, something shocking could be seen on campus in downtown Gaza City: a girl meditating!
by Huda Dawood
It was about three years before I finally gathered the courage to ask my mother to share the story of ...