How Gazans Are Watching the World Cup
Amid power outages, fear of bombings, and the loss of the places where they once watched the games, soccer remains a rare moment of respite in a life upended by war.
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The Sea in Gaza: Memory, Survival, and the Last Refuge
Has the war changed the meaning of the sea?
The Bombings Continue… Life at a Standstill in Gaza
“Calling this a ceasefire is a joke.”
Gaza in Ruins: Shattered Roads, Overrun Camps, and a Meaningless Ceasefire
More than 900 Palestinians have been killed since the October 2025 ceasefire.
Weddings Return to Gaza After Years of War and Tragedy
In the past, weddings in Gaza were synonymous with celebration. But today, the weddings we once dreamed of exist only in our imagination.
Gaza: A Healthcare System on the Brink of Collapse
Drug shortages, growing famine, and daily deaths.
Eid in Gaza: Solidarity in the Face of Deprivation
The people of Gaza continue to help one another, sharing what little they have despite their own sorrow.
Ramadan in Gaza: The Month of Mercy Amid the Rubble
Since the start of the Israeli genocide, Palestinians across the Gaza Strip have struggled to rekindle the spirit of Ramadan.
Is Israel Preparing a Legal Framework to Execute Palestinian Prisoners?
Since October 7, 2023, prison conditions for Palestinian detainees have seriously deteriorated.
Will Gaza Remain a Land of Camps?
When the temporary becomes a lasting policy.