Ahmad’s journey has taken him away from dreams of becoming a doctor to the reality of selling desserts for survival.
The world has become accustomed to the mass killings in Gaza. But if you work in a hospital, each one is a nightmare.
With the Rafah Crossing closed, injured and sick patients — as well as families waiting to reunite — are losing hope.
Senior year of medical school ‘turned out to feel like an amputation of our aspirations.’
Hospital staff who heroically work to save lives are themselves not immune from death, injury, and trauma.
Thousands of cancer patients in besieged Gaza need but cannot get treatment. Here are three of their stories.
A volunteer doctor in Gaza deals with the traumas of her patients along with her own.
Women in Gaza are experiencing miscarriages, births without anesthesia, preterm deliveries, and neonatal deaths.
This time, everyone is besieged.
A new illness to worry about: COVID-19-induced anxiety.
Thousands of students and injured persons in Gaza deserve to leave, so a boat will attempt to sail from the harbor to break the blockade.
