Gaza Without Hajj, Sacrifice, or the Spirit of Eid
Across the world, Eid al Adha is marked by joy, family gatherings, and a sense of peace. Streets...
78 Years Since the Nakba… A People Displaced Again Under War and Occupation
On the 78th anniversary of the Palestinian Nakba, the catastrophe no longer appears as a distant historical event, but as an ongoing...
Between the Yellow and Orange Lines… Silent Boundaries Shaping Life and Death in Gaza
Rapid changes on the ground in the Gaza Strip are introducing new layers of risk for civilians, most notably the emergence of what is being...
When the Camera Becomes a Target: Palestinian Journalists Under Fire
On World Press Freedom Day, marked annually on 3 May, calls are renewed to protect journalists and...
Smallpox Spreads Among Gaza’s Children
A child in Gaza suffers from smallpox inside an overcrowded shelter, as disease spreads rapidly amid war, displacement, and the collapse of healthcare.
Gaza’s Children’s Doctor Faces Execution Threat… Dr Hossam Abu Safiya in Grave Danger
Amid growing fears for the lives of Palestinian detainees, the family of Dr Hossam Abu Safiya is sounding the alarm following the Israeli...
Approval of Death Penalty Law for Prisoners… A Foreseen Humanitarian Catastrophe
In a serious escalation threatening the lives of thousands of Palestinians, Israel is moving...
Al-Aqsa Closure Raises Fears Over Worship Restrictions and Escalation in Jerusalem
Jerusalem is witnessing a significant escalation around Al-Aqsa Mosque, as its continued closure and strict restrictions on worshippers...
After More Than Two Years of Isolation and Suffocating Closure, Gaza Awaits the Reopening of the Rafah Crossing
Palestinians in the Gaza Strip are closely watching developments surrounding a potential reopening of the Rafah land crossing, after more...
From Fields of Death to Graduation Platforms Gaza’s Doctors Are Born from the Heart of War
How did they study? When did they sit their exams? And how did they succeed? These questions echo...