Fra le rovine di Gaza e le difficoltà di un mestiere quasi estinto dal genocidio, Ibrahim Naji Al-Dabbeh continua ad allevare le api.
Author Eman Abu Zayed
Eman Abu Zayed
Translator and writer from Gaza. Collaborates with various magazines including Kritika and il manifesto.
Ai palestinesi va tolto anche il lutto. A Nuseirat, una commemorazione funebre diventa per Israele l’ultima occasione per un massacro.
Con mezzi molto spesso di fortuna, la protezione civile si incarica dello straziante lavoro di recupero dei corpi dei dispersi di Gaza.
I giornalisti a Gaza non soltanto rischiano la vita in bombardamenti e attentati ma lavorano in condizioni professionali fragili e precarie.
In Gaza, residents are trying to rebuild their homes and lives amidst the rubble, but Israel is blocking aid and reconstruction materials.
We interviewed Amani Al Naouq, spokesperson for the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Gaza.
78 years ago, the catastrophe, the Nakba, befell the Palestinian population. Since then, we Palestinians continue to live it every day.
Da qui, da Gaza, sapere che la Flotilla è in viaggio è un modo per sentirci meno soli, e che l’assedio che subiamo non ci isola dal mondo.
The elections in Gaza, the first in 22 years and after a genocide, say that we want to take back our future.
In the displaced camps of Gaza, rodents are entering tents, biting children, and causing illnesses and infections. Eman Abu Zayed.
April 17th is Palestinian Prisoners' Day. Eman Abu Zayed tells some of their stories.
The BDS movement was born in the heart of Palestinian society, and it is in Palestine, in Gaza in particular, that it finds its reason for existence.
Agriculture in Gaza is on the brink of collapse: over 90% of the land has been destroyed or rendered unproductive. The environmental and economic crisis will last for decades.
The stories of displaced families in Lebanon echo what we Palestinians in Gaza have experienced and continue to endure.
Almost all of Gaza's library collection has been destroyed, but many people have gone to great lengths over the years to protect the books.
Durante l’iftar, spezzando il digiuno, lasciamo vuote le sedie per i morti di Gaza, ricordando persone e intere famiglie spazzate via.
In Gaza, thousands of injured people live without prosthetics or adequate care: stories of pain, loss, and resilience after the war.
The genocide has forced hundreds of children in Gaza to resort to begging as their only means of survival.
In Gaza, over 280,000 homes have been destroyed. Israel is causing illness and freezing conditions, not allowing new tents or containers to enter.
Con il collasso delle infrastrutture e il proseguimento del blocco, gli abitanti di Gaza non hanno altra scelta che bere acqua contaminata e salata.