A flimsy wall and English teaching rekindle writer’s hope and bring a brief moment of respite. Read more about Nylon for lessons prompts kindness of strangers 

Jabaliya woman puts aside grief to provide for and protect young relatives. Read more about How Hiba became a mother to her sister’s four children 

An early morning walk to visit a parent in hospital brings home Israel’s genocidal intent. Read more about The haunting road to Al-Ahli  

Remembering a beloved uncle who loved plants and children. Read more about Out of nowhere, an airstrike took Uncle Anwar 

More questions than answers as relatives grapple with “ambiguous loss.” Read more about Gaza’s missing haunt loved ones 

A young doctor is caught in a struggle between her patients’ needs and those of her family. Read more about “Mama, boom! I hear it.”  

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 

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 

Amputation is the only option in Gaza’s shocking orthopedic wards. Read more about One month to recover, three days to die 

Half a million people have returned to their homes in the north since the ceasefire. Few have found comfort or shelter. Read more about Tough return to harsh reality