
Lost at sea
“Khalid went abroad to build a future for himself, but he lost that future along the way.”
“Khalid went abroad to build a future for himself, but he lost that future along the way.”
I woke up one day and discovered, in the Gaza that can bring so much pain, 24 hours of love and wonder.
The nightmare of waking up from a family outing to the Yaffa sea.
No matter what story happens at the sea, it will always be my friend.
Missiles can disrupt your life at any moment in Gaza.
He tried to sail a boat out of the Gaza harbor. He ended up in prison.
“I couldn’t believe how fast life can change; in just a few seconds, we had lost our boat.”
I was like a hungry animal: hungry for a job, for dignity, for freedom, for a life. I didn’t think about the dangers I might face at sea. All I could think of was to go, to get out.
Our souls are in our boats, in our motors; without them, we’re dead.
I have one wish: I wish that no one has to bury his son or daughter while he is alive.
“I only want one thing in life: Just give me back my boat.”