Lina Ghassan Abu Zayed
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- Aug 5, 2026
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Return of goods to markets in Gaza doesn’t mean people can afford them (opens the original)
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Gaza City, Gaza Strip – Every day is a struggle for Ghadeer Nassar, as she struggles to provide for her seven children. They live together in a small classroom in Remal Model School, alongside other displaced Palestinians. Some goods have returned to Gaza’s markets, after months of shortages driven by Israel’s blockade on the territory, running alongside its genocidal war. But the challenge now for families like Nassar’s is finding the money to buy those goods. Nassar’s husband has no stable sou
Students and staff work to bring Islamic University of Gaza back to life (opens the original)
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Before the war, the Islamic University of Gaza was one of the leading public universities in the Palestinian enclave. Despite the challenges of Israeli air attacks and a siege on Gaza, it worked to provide the best possible academic environment for students. Of particular focus were fields relying heavily on practical training, such as medicine, health sciences and engineering. But Israel’s crippling hold on Gaza posed huge challenges in teaching these disciplines. Still, students spent hours in
In Gaza, a long path to recovery for one woman who lost eye, and daughter (opens the original)
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Nuseirat, Gaza Strip – When Najwa Abu Atiwi opened her eyes on October 11, 2024, after weeks in a coma, her first thought was not the extent of her injuries, but her desire to see herself. She knew that something significant had changed, but she did not understand how much her appearance had been altered after the Israeli air strike that hit her home in central Gaza’s Nuseirat camp. Najwa, now 42 years old, repeatedly asked those around her to let her see her face, but they delayed the moment, f
The search for Gaza’s missing brings heartbreak and closure for loved ones (opens the original)
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On November 16, 2023, the Haji family home in the al-Zaitoun neighbourhood of Gaza City lived happily under one roof, none expecting it to be their last day together. The three-storey building was filled with the lives of more than 30 extended family members, ranging from four-years-old to 40, until an Israeli air raid reduced their home to rubble. Fidaa Haji, 34, and her four children – Raed, Mohammed, Hala and Raghad – who lived in an external room survived, but the rest of the family in the m
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