Gaza power cuts: When fuel runs out, ‘babies will die

Gaza’s doctors fear inevitable patient deaths if fuel reserves are depleted by end of June. By Mersiha Gadzo Published on Continue reading →

Israeli sniper kills unarmed Palestinian protester during demonstration in occupied village of Nabi Saleh

Published on Mondoweiss on May 13, 2017 “Have you ever been to a demonstration?” a resident of Nabi Saleh asked Continue reading →

‘We shall remain’: Bedouin of Jabal al-Baba face an uphill battle to keep their land

Published for Mondoweiss on May 10, 2017 Forty-two-year-old Atallah Mazara’a from the Jahalin Bedouin tribe recalls a time when residents were free Continue reading →

Who killed Gaza’s fisherman Muhammad al-Hissi?

Gaza’s fishermen brave bullets and dangerous conditions in a fishing sector increasingly decimated by Israel. Published on Al Jazeera English Continue reading →

Gaza’s women of steel

Women in Gaza are stepping up as family breadwinners, breaking cultural norms as they strive to make ends meet. Published Continue reading →

Rebuilding Gaza from its ashes

Palestinian inventor hopes to help rebuild Gaza using Green Cake, a new type of brick made of coal and wood Continue reading →

Meet the man crowd-funding Gaza’s first English library

Books can help to connect Palestinians in the besieged territory to the rest of the world, says Mosab Abu Toha. Continue reading →

Palestinians try to travel from Gaza to Egypt during rare 3-day border opening

Published for Mondoweiss on February 14, 2017 Hundreds of Palestinians gathered at the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt Continue reading →