The Electronic Intifada (original) (raw)

Bringing back learning during genocide

Nadera Mushta

Home school provided a short window of learning, joy and hope for children who have gone without education since last October.

Absorption pits necessary but hazardous for Gaza’s displaced

Amjad Ayman Yaghi

Lack of proper toilets and sewage systems causing rapid rise in spread of infectious diseases.

Finding meaning in Gaza's ocean of suffering

Asem Alnabih

Resistance and self-sacrifice have shaped history.

Palestinian surgeon survives Sde Teiman and Ofer prisons

Fedaa al-Qedra

“They treated us like criminals. We were just doctors trying to save lives.”

Israeli attacks leading to increase in birth defects

Taghreed Ali

With Gaza’s health sector decimated, a combination of toxic gasses, stress and a lack of care is causing “staggering” rises in premature births and maternal and neonatal deaths.

Israel’s northern aggression claims life of renowned artist

Malak Hijazi

Mahasen Al-Khateeb was a digital artist who turned her talent to documenting life under genocide.

Writing a book of martyrs

Hassan Ahmad Abu Sitta

My friend Mohammed, a recent law graduate, offered legal services for the displaced before he was killed by Israel.

Olives, love and hope

Nour Abu Dan

These olives were more than just food: they were a symbol of my husband’s unbreakable spirit.

Trading shoes for a mattress

Nada Hamdouna

Aid brings relief but providing for ourselves preserves our dignity.

How close is the Israeli army to collapse?

Asa Winstanley

Plummeting morale, mutinous soldiers, a rash of suicides and espionage are wearing Israel down.