‘The metal detectors are just the first step’: Palestinians say Israeli takeover of Al Aqsa is red line that can’t be crossed
Men under the age 50 were among those prevented from entering the courtyard to pray outside of the Al Aqsa Continue reading
Mersiha Gadzo
Journalist for Al Jazeera English based in occupied West Bank and the Gaza Strip
Shujayea families remain haunted by loss
Three years since the 2014 Israeli massacre, Palestinians in Shujayea are still struggling to rebuild their lives. Published on Al Continue reading
‘I’d rather die in Gaza than bring my sons to Erez’
Walid Qaoud died of cancer after he was repeatedly denied entry to Israel for refusing to collaborate with authorities. For Continue reading
Canada Park, a popular picnicking spot for Israelis, created upon the rubble of Palestinian homes
Mersiha Gadzo on June 19, 2017 35 Comments for Mondoweiss Heider Abu Ghosh stands in over the ruins of his Continue reading
Gaza power cuts: ‘This is the worst it’s ever been’
Al Jazeera speaks to Palestinians in Gaza about the latest electricity crisis, as supply reduced to three hours a day. Continue reading
Ljekar: U Bosni bilo nade, u Gazi je više nema
‘Tokom rata u Bosni nikad nisam osjećao da nema nade. U Gazi su ljudi izgubili svaku nadu’, kaže hirurg koji Continue reading
Gaza under siege: Seeking solace in religion
Through siege and struggle, tens of thousands of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip have found comfort in Quranic studies. Published Continue reading
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
