Mohammed Mohisen
From Gaza, Palestine fighting to stay alive in the midstpalewar. I’m an Medical student AUG 🇵🇸 but my dreams are shattered, and my life is on pause🇵🇸 https://gofund.me/6d3bce17
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What Do You Know About Gaza? (opens the original)
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The truth is, most people know almost nothing about Gaza. I learned this on my one and only journey abroad, in countless conversations with friends overseas, and through long days spent reading what people write about us online.On that single trip, I met Arabs from all over the region. I never imagined I would encounter so much of the Arab world in a si… Read more
Gaza... A Paper Kite (opens the original)
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Since the occupation tightened its full grip on every crossing that connects the Gaza Strip to the world, its hand reached even further to touch the toys of children. They are banned for no known reason, and when found, their prices are unimaginable never less than two hundred shekels. A father will even change his path, walking a longer street, just … Read more
A New Massacre in Gaza (opens the original)
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Another massacre has been added to Gaza’s open and ever-growing record of bloodshed.Israeli forces struck a café inside Gaza’s port, killing and injuring a number of civilians. Several of the wounded were taken to Al-Shifa Hospital, including cases reported to be in critical condition.According to initial reports, the intensity of the strike was so deva… Read more
Another Wheel of Death (opens the original)
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Over time, the use of the “Iqala” has turned into a catastrophe. What was once unusual has become ordinary; what emerged as a temporary solution to Gaza’s transportation crisis has become yet another means of death in the Gaza Strip.The normalization of unsafe conditions, amid war and the collapse of every form of oversight, has turned the Iqala into a … Read more
The Threshold of Genocide (opens the original)
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On November 22, 2023, the sky over the Sabra neighborhood was not a sky. It was a jaw closing shut. An entire residential block, houses pressed against one another like the bodies of a single family, became in one instant a mass grave that would not be opened again for two years and eight months.Days before the strike, drones had fired a rocket or two i… Read more
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