by Eman Abunada
Who denies the right of a daughter to see her ailing parents?
by Tamam Abusalama
I have been away from home for five years; I wanted to be a part of my brother’s wedding preparations. ...
by Tamam Abusalama
I feel a responsibility for these displaced people. After all, Palestinians have been displaced from ...
by Eman Abunada
The first time I walked into the school of 80+ refugee children, I expected to find them traumatized ...
by Khaled Al-Ostath
The comfort of sweets can carry you over the rough spots, and in Gaza, the best are at the Honey Bee.
by Tamam Abusalama
“Do my duty,” to a Palestinian, means resisting the oppression of the Israeli regime in whatever ...
by Tamam Abusalama
I know I am lucky to have found my way to Turkey, but inside I am still a little girl who misses her ...
by Khaled Al-Ostath
Reading English can open doors--and this Gazan youth helps orphans achieve that dream too.
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 Khaled Al-Ostath
I yearn to have a decent library in Gaza and for a good environment in which to read. Is this too much ...
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 ...