Israel’s renewed siege of Gaza

There Was an Iron Wall in Gaza

Addicted to territorial aggrandizement and encircled by enemies of its own making, Israel has freed itself of all moral constraints.

Freed Palestinian prisoners celebrate and grieve during Ramadan

During Ramadan, a month of worship and family gatherings, released Palestinian prisoners in Gaza navigate a fragile balance of painful memories and newfound hopes. In this sacred month of renewal, freedom for these released Palestinians is both a gift and a burden, with joy and sorrow intertwine as the scars of captivity meet the harsh reality of life after war. This is the case for Yasser Abu Daqqa, 39, who was released from Israeli prisons aft…

Gaza's farmers return to find scorched trees, toxic soil

Northern Gaza’s farms were the hardest hit by Israeli attacks.

Israel’s renewed siege of Gaza

The Trump administration should press Netanyahu to allow aid to flow

'Anyone who goes near the water risks his life. But if we leave the sea, we die'

Little remains of Gaza’s fishing industry, devastated by the war and years of Israeli restrictions. Yet fishermen are still clinging on to their livelihood. The post ‘Anyone who goes near the water risks his life. But if we leave the sea, we die’ appeared first on +972 Magazine.