Airdrops are “useless” and “dangerous,” with packages spilling open and falling in unpredictable spots, even the sea. Read more about Swimming into the sea for aid 

My father’s uncle, a living archive of Gaza history, died in July 2025 as a result of famine. Read more about Abu Shawqi resisted the occupation his entire life  

How a small piece of dried fruit embodies a world of meaning. Read more about The story of the last date in Gaza 

On the street in Gaza City and at an airdrop site, a writer learns how language is changing in Gaza. Read more about How a new vocabulary is emerging in the genocide  

I am among the lucky because I have one meal per day. Read more about Gaza needs food and freedom 

People find new ways to prepare familiar dishes as Israel uses food as a weapon of war. Read more about Cooking up steadfastness in Gaza 

My young niece shows me how desperation and happiness can coexist. Read more about Savoring each morsel soaked in sorrow