Two Hours Are Enough in Gaza By Sami Abdel Shafi

Having stepped into my fifth year in Gaza, I now realize that nothing remains the same in this place. This is where the ordinarily wonderful experience of watching the rising and setting of the sun turns into a sense of eeriness a more

Encounter in Surif Palestinian Peasant Household Solidarity By Dr. Ali Qleibo

The summer has come to an end; the guava season is over, and the olives are harvested. As the sunset shifts farther and farther south, the shadows grow longer and the daylight grows shorter ... By four o’clock it is dark. Green more

A Day in the Life of Issa Kassissieh

Working at the office of a state president in any spot of the world should be a privilege; a dream for ambitious professionals. Does this apply to our case, where we are living in an exceptional situation trying to fulfil our nati more

A Day in Wadi Qelt By Sami Backleh

Glossy black plumage with orange patches on the outer wing that are particularly noticeable in flight … a very noisy character with a call that resembles a wolf-whistle: this was the first bird that my eyes and ears directly spo more

Becoming Part of Breaking News in Gaza and Doing It Right! By Shahdi Al-Kashif

As I was growing up as a child, my life was affected - and steered in a way - by five major wars by the time I was eighteen years old. I graduated from the college of journalism in Baghdad, Iraq, at a time when Iraq was more