June 2025

My husband was nearly killed trying to get aid from the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation
“Leave the parcel, or I’ll stab you.”
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Gazans Confront Famine with New Food Alternatives Amid Ongoing Siege
In Gaza—where the sky rains fire and the land yields only ash—hunger is no longer an exception; it has become the rule.
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Christians and Muslims in Gaza Sharing a Loaf of Bread Amid Genocide
In Gaza, where church bells blend with the call to prayer, religious differences fade in the face of one reality: death doesn’t discriminate between…
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Knocks on My Door Under Bombardment!
Night had cast its heavy curtain over Gaza City, and the echo of shelling still whispered through the fragile walls of the shelter I’ve been living in…
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Instead of Food, Israel Allows Entry of Nutritional Supplements for Gaza’s Children "So They Don’t Die of Hunger"
Inside a gray tent pitched on sandy ground in the Al-Mashtal area west of Gaza City, Abir Qaddah (39), displaced from the town of Beit Hanoun, sits…
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Poetry: "We Are Still Here"
Dear readers, Whenever I live through a tragic moment in the midst of this war, I turn to poetry to express what’s in my heart. To me, poetry is like…
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Cancer Patients in Gaza Left Without Treatment or Escape
Inside her tent in the Al-Mawasi area west of Khan Younis in southern Gaza, Basma (38), who requested her family name be withheld, sat in silence, her…
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A Child from Tel Aviv
The child’s name was Itsek.
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Wild Herbs: The Refuge of the Hungry in Gaza
In front of her tent—bearing witness to one of the most brutal genocides in human history—in the Al-Mashtal area west of Gaza City, Amal Marzouq (35…
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May 2025

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