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Gaza’s widows struggle to care for their children amid devastation
More than 17,000 children lost their fathers or both parents during Israel’s 15-month genocidal aggression.

“Devastating reality” leaves Gaza’s students fearful for their futures
Israel has destroyed Gaza’s education sector, which will take years to rebuild. Online distance-learning programs seem the only short term option.

Gossiping with my teta in a tent of shadows
Granddaughter finds solace and healing in the stories of her grandmother.

Trump’s dangerous musings must ignite global resistance
Never before has it been clearer that Palestinian freedom is everyone’s freedom.

Transforming coarse blankets into clothing
My grandmother makes trousers and sweaters with love and skill.

Families await aid in Deir al-Balah amid winter storms
Temporary shelters promised in the ceasefire agreement have not arrived in Gaza.

My father martyred, my world shattered
Hani Hussein, a lover of birds who owned a pet shop, was killed in an Israeli attack on Bureij refugee camp.

Fulfilling the dream of return
Our hearts pounded faster than our footsteps as we climbed the stairs to our Gaza City home.

Hope in the shape of a tomato
A sister provides love and nourishment for her children, who repay her with their faith in a better tomorrow.

My search for Refaat Alareer's body
The tragedy of Gaza’s missing and their families’ anguish may last forever.
Reviews

Guardian's Zionist gatekeeper rewrites Holocaust history
22 August 2024
Jonathan Freedland’s book downplays Rudolph Vrba’s heroic criticism of Zionism. Read more about Guardian's Zionist gatekeeper rewrites Holocaust history

Before the flood
17 June 2024
Collection of essays places Gaza war in its “proper historical context.” Read more about Before the flood