Il crollo dell’edificio Al Saraa a Gaza mostra fino a che punto i palestinesi siano stati lasciati soli con il loro destino.
Author Enas Abu Ghayad
Enas Abu Ghayad
A Palestinian writer and journalist from Gaza, she dedicates her work to documenting human rights violations and highlighting the ignored human stories of her community.
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