
Minus one leg, but not giving up
“I don’t regret that I went to the demonstration,” says this Gazan journalist after his leg was amputated.

“I don’t regret that I went to the demonstration,” says this Gazan journalist after his leg was amputated.

That iconic photo everyone has seen has an amazing back story you just have to read.

Many Americans saw Fares’ heroic photo on the front page of a DC newspaper. But they don’t know the back story.

When Israeli snipers can pick you off, you need to have each other’s back.

Why do we risk our lives by marching against Israel? Because for us, it is a matter of life or death.

If the families and individuals who remain in the protest tents to “hold the line” are at all representative, the Great Return March is far from over.

I am studying in the United States, which was my dream. But how can I be happy when my people are being killed?

“What if 200,000 Palestinians headed peacefully to cross the border, while proclaiming they only want to go back to their land?

Palestinians in Gaza are planning a massive demonstration beginning March 30 and extending through May 15.

Gazans greet the threats of more sanctions with black humor and anger.