
‘In any case, you came, Eid.’
Finding a way to celebrate, even for just a few moments, was a way to show children that they were cared for.
Hadeel Awad
- Gaza Strip
Finding a way to celebrate, even for just a few moments, was a way to show children that they were cared for.
Palestinians in Gaza who lost their homes and loved ones strove to celebrate Eid al-Fitr anyway.
An Eid in Gaza: finding small pleasures in cookies, swings and ‘Eidiya’
When my nieces and nephews wanted to help other children during Ramadan, it began a family project.
In Gaza, opposites coexist.
What kind of world will my daughter grow up in?
The Palestinian culture is an instant bond when away from home.
Stealing fun moments while COVID knocks at our door.
Ramadan is so much more than fasting.
I am a Gazan, but even I didn’t know poverty like this.