The Electronic Intifada

Palestinians have been pushed beyond the brink of survival.

People find new ways to prepare familiar dishes as Israel uses food as a weapon of war.

The entire way to the next shelter, my grandfather repeated, “I want to go back to my home.”

“The war didn’t kill us, but this dust might.”

Wafa Aludaini trained English speakers to defend the Palestinian cause.

Remembering a beloved uncle who loved plants and children.

Dozens killed, many missing and near total-destruction in Gaza’s border city.

Accepting government orders is a losing strategy.

An hours-long wait yields bread for iftar and plenty of local lament.

More questions than answers as relatives grapple with “ambiguous loss.”