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 

Those who died at the beginning of the genocide were the luckiest. Read more about I envy my dead best friend 

“Every day there are martyrs and injuries… People are being killed for a parcel of food.” Read more about Deadly aid points and desperate hunger define daily life 

The ritual sacrifices that mark Eid al-Adha are mostly absent from Gaza this year. Read more about Barely any flour, no meat 

The ceasefire brought brief respite, but famine and despair loom again for Palestinians in Gaza. Read more about Palestinians endure another festive season under genocide 

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

I walked from Deir al-Balah to my home in the north and pried open the front door with a hammer. Read more about Breaking into my home in Gaza City  

Bleeding feet and gunshots cannot stop determined family from reaching relatives in Deir al-Balah. Read more about A long day’s journey to reunite in displacement 

Israel has frequently opened fire on people traveling from one area to another. Read more about Getting from A to B means risking your life in Gaza  

Nafez came back to Gaza City while it was under a major attack. Read more about Surviving Israel's deadly shells