Like Ahed Tamimi, Israa Ja’abis is another Palestinian woman in Israeli prison, yet she is invisible.

Despite a patriarchal society, two of Gaza’s toughest challenges are being solved by a female engineer.

I looked at the woman’s wrinkled face, and in it I read the history of Palestine.

I hope to be a great writer and, above all, to be a great human. I want to be the voice of every voiceless person.

A tribute to all Palestinian mothers, on Mother’s Day.

This Gaza woman is a wife, mother and ‘war reporter’–braving bullets to report the news.

Losing both of your legs would be enough to plunge anyone into deep depression. Not Jameela. Today, she is mobile and determined.

My aunt has bucked the conservative traditions of Gaza to be her own person, and is a role model for young women today.

All over the world–including in Gaza–rap tells it like it is. This rapper uses his music to take on everything from misogyny to government corruption.