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They want to kill Gazans' hope in order to displace them... and only you can stop this (opens the original)
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Written by They want to kill Gazans’ hope in order to displace them... and only you can stop thisYesterday, the military occupation’s Finance Minister, Smotrich, stated in an interview with Channel 14: “The biggest key to emigration is to rob them of hope. As long as they believe that a day will come when there will be reconstruction there... So if you annex up to the Yellow Line and this becomes ours, and Gaza remains small, crowded and destroyed, everyone will understand that there is nothing
Resistance Is a Continuous Act (opens the original)
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Written by We all know how long this has dragged on. Since the most direct form of the genocide in Gaza, the massive bombardment that killed dozens every day, has receded, many have come to believe the genocide itself has stopped. But anyone following closely knows it continues in other forms, and has merely turned down the volume.Genocide at Low VolumeSince the ceasefire was announced in October 2025, Israeli occupation forces have killed at least 1,390 Palestinians in Gaza, and hardly a day pa
When Education Becomes an Act of Resistance: Learning in Gaza Amid the Shadow of Genocide (opens the original)
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Written by MalakIn Gaza, the school year doesn’t begin with the school bell or a new bag on a child’s shoulder. It begins with a harder question: Is there still a safe place for children to learn?In many places around the world, on their first day, students carry their books and notebooks and gather in front of school doors, dressed neatly. In Gaza, it is hard to believe the scenes come from the same place and time.Children try to get to temporary schools, others spend their hours in water queue
The Specter of Return (opens the original)
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Written by MalakIn the Gaza Strip, the ceasefire does not mark the end of suffering but offers only a breath of fresh air, a fragile hope born of despair, quickly dissolving in the face of bitter reality. For the Gazan people, these are lonely moments as they try to gather their souls and their homes before Israel plunges Gaza into the shadow of genocide once again.When a ceasefire took effect on 10 October 2025, life slowly flowed back into the Strip’s exhausted arteries. Families returned to w
Between Al-Shifa and the Baptist Hospital (opens the original)
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Written by: Kifaya Abu AssiThe war of extermination on the Gaza Strip was not only a test of the health system, but a harsh trial for us, the medical teams, who found ourselves facing an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe, working under bombardment amid a severe shortage of medicines and medical supplies and the near total collapse of health infrastructure. In the corridors of Al-Shifa and the Baptist hospitals, I witnessed one of the cruelest chapters in the history of Palestinian medicine,
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