Remembering a beloved uncle who loved plants and children. Read more about Out of nowhere, an airstrike took Uncle Anwar 

Dozens killed, many missing and near total-destruction in Gaza’s border city. Read more about Reduced to rubble, danger lurks everywhere in Rafah 

Accepting government orders is a losing strategy. Read more about Universities buckle to authoritarian demands 

An hours-long wait yields bread for iftar and plenty of local lament. Read more about A day in a Khan Younis breadline 

More questions than answers as relatives grapple with “ambiguous loss.” Read more about Gaza’s missing haunt loved ones 

The Columbia graduate and student leader dictated this message from ICE detention in Louisiana. Read more about "My name is Mahmoud Khalil and I am a political prisoner" 

Day’s courage reflects the acute desperation that so many feel as we question how the leaders of the so-called free world can continue so shamelessly to gaslight us into silence. Read more about Ascent for freedom: The man who climbed Big Ben 

I am writing from a building near the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis. I am watching the ambulances and cars rush by. Read more about The smell of death returns in Gaza 

My cousin Wassim and his wife welcomed a newborn son, Yousef, to the world in 2024. Wassim was killed by an Israeli attack four months later. Read more about “They kill one Yousef, we bring thousands” 

A young doctor is caught in a struggle between her patients’ needs and those of her family. Read more about “Mama, boom! I hear it.”