
Love amidst the chaos
Despite the bombs raining down on our heads, leaving the lives we knew buried deep in rubble, we chose to be married.

Despite the bombs raining down on our heads, leaving the lives we knew buried deep in rubble, we chose to be married.

The crowds, the markets, the sea, the schools, the celebrations: So much of Gaza is gone but forever in our memories.

They say “all is fair in love and war”….except in Gaza.

The cost of child marriage: Wala was in 10th grade when she was married off. And now, at 17, she is the mother of twins.

COVID-19 offers a way to marry without bankrupting the groom.

Every culture is unique, but love is universal.

Love and marriage in Palestine are unique in some respects, but what’s most important is the same everywhere.

Girls and women have a tough time in Gaza; not only must they live under blockade and threat of war, but they also face marginalization by men.