Our first night back in al-Zawayda felt strangely familiar and safe. Many of our neighbors had returned after the ceasefire, so we were not alone. Read more about A rural town in Gaza comes back to life 

Recalling the courage and generosity of Ahmad and Amin. Read more about Mourning my cousins 

Making Gaza safe from unexploded ordnance could take 14 years. Read more about Israel left a "gift of death" in my home  

I didn’t know the meaning of insomnia until it became my relentless companion. Read more about When night becomes a battlefield 

Residents of Jabaliya tell of their frustrations and fears, but also of their determination to never leave their homeland. Read more about Tensions, struggle and an unshakable will to stay 

Families are living in unsafe conditions as Netanyahu shuts the crossings once again. Read more about In Gaza's ruins, a different kind of war 

Feces, urine and used condoms - the detritus of an Israeli army invasion. Read more about Israeli soldiers vandalize and desecrate West Bank homes 

Heavy rain led to a chance meeting from which true friendship blossomed. Read more about My friend Abdallah was a freedom fighter 

Bread, oranges and apples are more valuable than jewelry in Gaza. Read more about Why food is the best gift in Gaza 

More than 100,000 people fled Israel’s genocidal violence for Egypt, where they face legal and financial restrictions. Read more about Palestinians in Egypt fear for return amid Trump uncertainty