
For my 85-year-old Grandmother, the Nakba is repeating itself
She says that losing her home at this age is completely different from losing it in childhood.
- Gaza Strip

She says that losing her home at this age is completely different from losing it in childhood.

Exiled from his homeland, overworked, and burdened by debt, my nephew Ahmed dreamed of reuniting his family and a better life for his children.

I ask myself this / when the sky turns red /when a mother screams for her children.

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

Palestinians in exile fear the loss of identity and a homeland, and they struggle to be seen and heard.

This is the story of one family’s quest to survive war and winter and keep despair at bay — one of many such stories.

Finding a way to celebrate, even for just a few moments, was a way to show children that they were cared for.

I told myself that the loss of a home wasn’t comparable to the loss of beloved people. But I was lying.