Haya Ahmed

Instead of receiving flour bags, Palestinians face deadly bullets and death at aid lines, while unsafe, contaminated food aid only adds to their suffering

In Gaza, Palestinian women see their wedding dreams buried under rubble and grief, as grooms and fiances are killed. Engagement rings, dresses, and celebrations have become tragic symbols of lives and futures stolen before they could begin.

Doctors in the besieged enclave say hundreds of thousands, including children, are suffering from mental ailments due to lack of sleep amid the constant cacophony of war.

As Israel continues to cut off Gaza’s internet and telecommunications systems, Palestinians say they feel isolated from the rest of the world

The ongoing genocide in Gaza is reshaping genetics, with toxins, trauma and stress altering DNA, passing the war’s impact to future generations of Palestinians

Once thought obsolete, radio has re-emerged as Gaza’s vital artery. Its airwaves carry the names of the dead, guide the living, and echo the determination of a people refusing to vanish.

The ceasefire has stopped the bombs, but women in Gaza are still delivering babies alone in classrooms, bathrooms, and homes without sufficient medical care

In Gaza, aid meant to alleviate hunger has become a battleground, with trucks seized by armed networks, taken to secret warehouses, and sold on the black market

Without formal jobs or fixed salaries, Palestinians in Gaza are using creativity and innovation to launch small businesses, creating a survival economy

Without formal jobs or fixed salaries, Palestinians in Gaza are using creativity and innovation to launch small businesses, creating a survival economy