by Said Al-Yacoubi
I dream that someday, the site of the massacres committed in Gaza will become speakers' corners.
by Allam Zedan
My assignment was to write a story. But I can't think of anything other than sad stories, ugly stories, ...
by Riham El Naji
I hoped my 21st year would be a beautiful year, yet I am afraid its beginning represents the opposite.
by Mohammed Alhammami
Zionists just don't seem to understand why Palestinians would go on the attack. Here's an explanation.
by Pam Bailey
When protests broke out in Gaza along the Isareli border, in solidarity with the growing resistance ...
by Enas Fares Ghannam
Once upon a time in the Shujaya neighborhood in Gaza City, there were a mother and father, six sons ...
by Hasna Abu Ewaida
Amal and I quickly became close friends and when I asked about the scars, she told me the story of the ...
by Hossam Madhoun
Whenever I see Gaza in the media, I don’t recognize it; It is so different from what I know and live. ...
by Doaa Mohaisen
Reading my sister's diary showed me that cooking can mean so much more than producing food to eat.
by Shrouq Aila
Hala's message to her oppressors: We Gazans have seen hell on earth. And yet we still believe in heaven.
by Mosab Abu Toha
The first time I ever lost a close friend was during the 2014 Israeli assault, when my best friend Ezzat ...
by Riham El Naji
During the hot months in Gaza, electricity is the usual topic people discuss.
by Mohammed Alhammami
For Sameer Elhallaq, artistic inspiration comes from the pain of living under occupation and blockade.
by Fatema Dabdoub
The youth always speak about longing for our land, but whatever emotion we have will never amount to ...
by Hamid El-Darwich
My grandma didn't remember the date she was born, because in Palestine, they did not care about a single ...
by Huda Dawood
The soldier looked at me and asked: “What’s your entry permission number?” This is the life of ...
by Khaled Al-Ostath
What is the best time for figuring out who you are and what you really want out of life? Sometimes it ...
by Noura Al-Ashi
She walked in the streets to reach the place of his work. Suddenly, among hundreds of people, she saw ...
by Rana Zareef
Two boys, an old man and a choice: bus fare or knafeh?
by Mohammed Alhammami
On a recent September evening, two groups of culturally curious people, separated by countries and borders, ...