
Weaving survival with tent women
One woman’s passion has become a source of healing for many.
- Gaza Strip

One woman’s passion has become a source of healing for many.

Making and selling candles has helped my family survive.

A large portion of our desperately needed income is going to waste because of the high payment traders charge for cash.

The online store Al-Belad, showcasing traditional Palestinian products, is a bridge to the homeland for those in exile.

His fiancée’s steadfastness helped Khaled Al-Zard recover after an Israeli bomb destroyed his shop and his dreams.

I’ve lost 60 family members in the last year, and I struggle to process how quickly everything has changed.

A 17-year-old high school student struggles to replace old ambitions with new ones.

Two friends take on the challenge of starting a business while studying for the Tawjihi. Then war intervenes.

A Gazan who travels to Egypt for work purposes finds himself trapped away from family and in anguish about their fate.

“Some doubted that my business would succeed. But the customers keep growing and keep coming back.”

They may be slow and old-fashioned, but they are essential for survival.

Four newly graduated engineers in Gaza think harnessing the sea could fill a part of the electricity gap.