We interviewed Amani Al Naouq, spokesperson for the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Gaza.
Archive Chronicles from Gaza
This category contains photo reports and video reports that our contributors, primarily our dear contributor Hamed Sbeata, manage to send us directly from Gaza.
Because the historical archive of Palestinian families that UNRWA managed to save from genocide is our most precious asset.
As thousands of Muslims are in Saudi Arabia these days to perform the...
In Gaza, we live a split and torn reality. A surface of new cafes and businesses coming back to life. Behind it, collapse.
Deprived of health, with no more space for themselves, guardians of their own grief and that of the community: the mothers of Gaza are the emblem of dignity.
A drawing and colour painting workshop by the sea in Gaza. Discovering what Noura invented gave me hope.
The urgency for students from Gaza who have received scholarships for Italy but are still trapped in the Strip is increasing.
1.9 million people in Gaza have been forced to live in tent camps for years, whilst Israel now controls almost 60% of the Strip.
La Festa internazionale dei lavoratori, nota anche come Festa del Lavoro o Primo Maggio, è…
Haifa Bassam Abu Shamleh, a cellist and computer graphics designer from Gaza, today makes music for her people, by the sea.
I palestinesi di Gaza e della Cisgiordania occupata hanno partecipato alle elezioni comunali, la prima…
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.
The babies in incubators at Al Shifa when the hospital was attacked by Israel have had their identities ripped away from them forever.
On the occasion of Palestinian Prisoners' Day, we publish the report of the Palestinian Prisoner’s Society in Italian.
April 17th is Palestinian Prisoners' Day. Eman Abu Zayed tells some of their stories.
Hunger in Gaza has returned, and it is hitting women particularly hard, forcing them to fast to feed their children and to invent new jobs to survive.
It is only thanks to the incredible courage of journalists in Gaza that the genocide of the Palestinian people has not occurred in complete silence.
From early marriages to silent depressions, an entire generation of young people in Gaza is growing up carrying the scars of genocide.
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.
Gaza's fishing sector, which employed thousands, has been almost entirely wiped out by Israel from October 7th to the present day.
The Italian Tower in Gaza was destroyed by Israel in 2014, rebuilt and destroyed again in 2025: a disregard for cooperation as well.
This year's Ramadan concludes with Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque under lockdown for Eid, and freedom of worship brazenly denied.
Noi abitanti di Gaza non chiediamo più compassione: esigiamo il diritto umano fondamentale di esistere.
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 Israeli war on Iran does not spare Palestinians. In Gaza, with the Rafah crossing closed again, the terror of hunger has returned.
The stories of displaced families in Lebanon echo what we Palestinians in Gaza have experienced and continue to endure.
On International Women's Day, a dedication from Gaza-based writer Mayss Mohammad to her mother's strength and resilience.
The paramedics and civil defence personnel in Gaza have borne the immense burden of a genocide, and today the trauma is erupting.
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.