by Issam Adwan
Shireen relies on her rabbits--and solar lights--to help her raise her three children.
by Ali Abusheikh
A job that pays enough to live on is prized more than anything else in Gaza, and now, UNRWA cuts are ...
by Basman Derawi
When it is so hot and there is no fuel in Gaza, I dream of electricity like a lover.
by Haneen Abed Elnaby
My depression felt like I was carrying a heavy weight on an uphill climb that would never end.
by Fadi O. Al-Naji
’Israeli F-16 fighter jets struck the al-Katiba building with four missiles and killed two children,’’ ...
by Zahra Shaikhah
When my friends asked me to go with them to the Great Return March, I had no idea what to expect.
by Haneen Abo Soad
Most people in 'damn Gaza' are desperate to leave. But what does that mean for its future?
by Asmaa Tayeh
When I fall asleep while studying, my brain and my heart flee to another land.
by Ghada Ahmed
Loud explosions are common in Gaza, causing a rise in hearing impairment.
by Basman Derawi
They may rule my life, but our blood is the same.
by Fadi O. Al-Naji
Gaza has more than its fair share of disabled athletes and they are determined to keep competing.
by Leen Abu Said
To help youth, help the family. That's the philsophy of this Gaza NGO.
by Bashar Nabhan
I used to have to log in to play Battlefield II. Now it's real life.
by Ali Abusheikh
I used to stay home from protests. But the Great Return March brought everyone out in Gaza--including ...
by Basman Derawi
U.S. U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley boasts about her lethal high heels. It's really her who is lethal.
by Mohammed Arafat
You know it’s hard times in Gaza when the best families can do is to buy secondhand Israeli clothes. ...
by Mohammed Arafat
Four newly graduated engineers in Gaza think harnessing the sea could fill a part of the electricity ...
by Hanin Alyan Elholy
I am certain of nothing except the inevitability of our freedom sooner or later.
by Mohammed Arafat
When you're desperate for money, you'll try to do business anywhere, including the dangerous border ...
by Haneen Abo Soad
When I go to the protests by the border, I stare at the fence and wonder.