“I found pieces of my daughter’s body on a tree.” Read more about Survivors tell of al-Mawasi massacre horror 

The sacking of a New York nurse for protesting Israel’s genocide in Gaza exposes much deeper faultlines in US politics. Read more about Hesen Jabr paid the price of conscience 

Israel killed Eman, with whom I shared everything. Every photo on my phone reminds me of her. Read more about Memories of my favorite friend  

One mother delivers her baby prematurely after airstrike kills loved ones. Read more about Joy struggles with grief as birth mingles with death 

Safety in Cairo cannot obscure one young woman’s fears for those she left behind. Read more about Gaza will never leave me 

Appliances are only good for hide and seek. Water is a luxury. Electricity, a distant memory. Read more about The daily struggles of life under attack 

A common question brings a sense of connection deeply rooted in family history. Read more about Where are you originally from? 

The bombing of her neighborhood haunts the writer, now in Egypt, longing to return. Read more about The red light through the window 

Converted buses, improvised trucks become places to sleep, eat and call home after Israel seizes Rafah border crossing. Read more about Lack of tents leads to shelter innovations 

With one company holding the power of passage through Rafah, many have had to spend their savings or go into debt. Read more about The costly, uncertain, desperate escape to Egypt