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 

A writer returns to Gaza’s north with his sister and mother to find nothing but an old diary. Read more about The notebook beneath the rubble 

Israel’s genocidal violence targeting historical and religious sites an attempt at silencing a part of the human story. Read more about Attacks on ancient church part of a deliberate assault on Gaza’s heritage 

Author tries to explain to his granddaughter why Israel is allowed to destroy everything in its wake. Read more about Why did they destroy our house, Grandpa? 

Oppressive heat drove Motaz Barzaq to the beach to construct a home like no other. Read more about Improvised beach hut provides measure of comfort and joy 

Israel is targeting our history, our sense of selves and connection to each other. Read more about Color in the gray, hope in the rubble, defiance in the telling 

Amid the devastation, there is a flicker of the same resilience that has sustained my family through generations of displacement. Read more about Gaza’s bell jar 

I was playing a game of cards when Israel bombed the house where we sought shelter. Read more about Fear will never leave us 

Each call with my family in Gaza brings terrible news. Read more about Our home was our sanctuary, then Israel destroyed it  

Israel’s destruction of al-Jawhara Tower left more than a physical absence. Read more about Gaza's tower of dreams