More than 17,000 children lost their fathers or both parents during Israel’s 15-month genocidal aggression. Read more about Gaza’s widows struggle to care for their children amid devastation  

Israel has destroyed Gaza’s education sector, which will take years to rebuild. Online distance-learning programs seem the only short term option. Read more about “Devastating reality” leaves Gaza’s students fearful for their futures  

Granddaughter finds solace and healing in the stories of her grandmother. Read more about Gossiping with my teta in a tent of shadows 

Never before has it been clearer that Palestinian freedom is everyone’s freedom. Read more about Trump’s dangerous musings must ignite global resistance 

My grandmother makes trousers and sweaters with love and skill. Read more about Transforming coarse blankets into clothing 

Temporary shelters promised in the ceasefire agreement have not arrived in Gaza. Read more about Families await aid in Deir al-Balah amid winter storms 

Hani Hussein, a lover of birds who owned a pet shop, was killed in an Israeli attack on Bureij refugee camp. Read more about My father martyred, my world shattered 

A sister provides love and nourishment for her children, who repay her with their faith in a better tomorrow. Read more about Hope in the shape of a tomato 

With the greatest cohort of child amputees in modern history, Gaza’s Palestinian Amputee Football Association is looking for international support. Read more about Gaza’s amputee footballers look forward to a fresh start