
Mahmoud, a victim of bureaucracy, not war
It’s bad enough when children are killed by war, but when bureaucracy is the culprit, it’s worse, writes this new Gaza physician

It’s bad enough when children are killed by war, but when bureaucracy is the culprit, it’s worse, writes this new Gaza physician

Every day, I witness and share other people’s pain. It’s my job.

I’m fat. And it is (should be) ok.

I sometimes think it is easier to survive a war than my migraines.

Yaser’s life is now divided into “before the protest” and “after.”

Mohammed had one head, two legs and two arms…and then there was only one, which he carried.