by Hossam Madhoun
Here we are, we who are still alive after the war
by Heba Zaher
Gaza City has no rules. The only rule we have to which all people are committed is the no-rule rule.
by Haya Abu Shammala
Roofs are the thin line between life and death, between drones above and people waiting to be killed ...
by Hamza Mughari
“I forgot how to draw a dove, but I learned how to draw an aircraft. It’s more familiar to me."
by Maisoon Bashir
When I look back on last summer, it’s like reading the script for an action drama for a TV series ...
by Pam Bailey
Israel snatched the summer of 2014 from the youth of Gaza. Now they are taking it back.
by Iman Abu Aitah
When someone tells me to not be political, this is what I say
by Ghada Ahmed
My grandma finally got to visit Jerusalem...Will I have to wait until I'm 60?
by Ahmed Elqattawi
Can acting out your wishes make them come true? This actor hopes so
by Allam Zedan
Mohammed had one head, two legs and two arms...and then there was only one, which he carried.
by Hana Salah
My first inkling of what had happened to my boss was from Facebook
by Enas Fares Ghannam
When Ruba's husband didn't come home from work during the war, she discovered that the options for a ...
by Mohammed Arafat
I thought the knock was a ghoul, but it was really someone I thought I'd lost.
by Anas Jnena
When I first met Ahmed, the story he told was both shocking and too familiar
by Allam Zedan
I met my former teacher on the street, and wanted to cry when I heard his tragic news. But he also had ...
by Anas Jnena
Despite devastation and sorry, this Gaza football team found reason to celebrate
by Atef Abu Saif
How are things in Gaza? It’s like living inside a news report. One that doesn’t end.
by Alaa Radwan
Why can’t we enjoy a festive beginning to the New Year as all other people around the world do?
by Sara Ali
Boom! It's 3:05 a.m. We wake up for suhour, the pre-dawn meal in Ramadan, after a long and horrifying ...
by Atef Abu Saif
I do not want to be a number, to be a piece in the news...