The skyline of Rafah, filled with smoke and fire from airstrikes, during the current war on Gaza On March 3rd, I was given a new life: I was lucky enough to be able to leave Gaza, to survive and escape with my close family. It wasn’t at all easy, deciding to leave my favorite place on Earth. Gaza may not be the most beautiful piece of land or the most vibrant and luxurious city to live in, but to me, it was something much deeper: my home. Which is still under attack, still be

In Khan Younis, an Israeli soldier is seen apprehending women and children and placing them into a D9 bulldozer. The photograph was captured on February 12, 2024. In the relentless onslaught on Gaza by Israel's military, the toll has reached a devastating number, with over 30,000 precious lives lost. Shockingly, a staggering 70% of these victims are women and children, amplifying the anguish and calling for immediate intervention to halt this atrocity. Throughout history,

“After five days of searching for some meat in the northern province of Gaza for my wife who just gave birth, today is my son's (Ali's) one-week birthday. I made this dish as a birth gift for my wife. It may seem little to you, but this meat cost $70 and this rice cost $25. Don't you think its value deserves to be a gift?” says Hamza Abu Toha, a Palestinian citizen from Gaza City. Famine is “imminent” in northern Gaza, the World Food Programme has warned. Aid agencies report