Teach Me How to Live Again

Teach me how to live again— How a flower insists on blooming in soil long abandoned to barrenness, how the sins of a distant past might dare to be forgiven. Teach me— before the blade of my executioner breaks loose, before I am torn away from this moment and the next, before the sun plunges…

ByRuba Khalid AlfaleetMay 3, 20260Comments

Resilience Written Stories

When Every Door Closes, a Scholarship Creates a Way Forward

Since April 2025, I have lived through days that reshaped my understanding of what it means to plan for the future. There were moments when even the idea of dreaming felt distant, almost unrealistic. In a reality defined by uncertainty, displacement, and survival, long-term goals begin to fade into the background. And yet, from a…

ByHuthaifa JendiehApril 11, 20261Comment

Heritage & Culture Resilience Written Stories

Fabric Schools, Rock-Solid Will: Education Under Siege

By a Teacher from the Heart of Gaza’s Tent Schools Today, no school bell rings to announce the start of our lessons. The war has confiscated our bells, levelled our buildings, and stolen the courtyards once filled with the echoes of children’s laughter. Here, on this dusty patch of earth lashed by the wind,…

ByEsraa Abu RadiMarch 25, 20260Comments

Heritage & Culture Written Stories

Eid in Gaza is different. What makes Eid feel like Eid in Gaza?

Credit: Asma Abu Hasanein | Even among the rubble. Life insists on being felt. Eid Mubarak. The Sound of Eid Do you know what Eid truly sounds like? Close your eyes for a moment and listen. You will hear Eid before you ever see it. Eid is a symphony, where every joy carries its own voice.…

ByAsma Hani Abu HasaneinMarch 24, 20260Comments

Heritage & Culture Written Stories

Ramadan always comes on time – in due course – when it is needed most.

The crescent of Ramadan this year climbs proudly to the peak of the sky. It casts the same brightness over a city that no longer has the spirit to reflect the enthusiasm it once had. The brighter the moon grows each night, the more it exposes the sorrowful face of this city. The veil of…

ByNoor AlhinnawiMarch 16, 20263Comments

Video Stories

Resilient Voices Final Event

On 11 February, from 12:00–2:00 pm (Palestine time), we gathered to mark an important milestone in the journey of Resilient Voices. Today, we are proud to share the full recording of that final event; a celebration of creativity, endurance, and the transformative power of storytelling in Gaza. The event opened with the Palestinian National Anthem,…

ByAhmed Kamal JuninaMarch 2, 20260Comments

Heritage & Culture Written Stories

Ramadan in Gaza: How Things Completely Changed

There was a time when the first crescent of Ramadan rose over Gaza like a silver promise—soft, luminous, and full of mercy. The air itself seemed to shift. Streets glowed with strings of colored lanterns; bakeries perfumed the night with the scent of pastries; children ran home clutching sweets, their laughter weaving through the alleys…

ByHasan AbdelqaderFebruary 18, 20262Comments

Resilience Video Stories

The Dawn’s Good Tidings

ByImad QudaihJanuary 28, 20261Comment

Video Stories

“I felt death was near”

ByHuda SkaikJanuary 26, 20261Comment

Heritage & Culture Written Stories

Loving Home Too Late, Living with Guilt Forever

In 2018, as a teenager on the doorstep of university, pure adrenaline would pump through me every time I slipped out of our house, sneaking through the door. My parents tried many times to convince me to spend more time in the house with them, but I would convince myself that I was trying to…

ByEman Ahmed AlastalJanuary 26, 20262Comments

Reaching for the Moon

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Resilient Voices Final Event

I Survived the War. Now, I Ca...

Reaching for the Moon

A Journey to Ithaca with Resi...

A Glimpse Into Our Journey

Resilient Voices Final Event

I Survived the War. Now, I Ca...

Teach Me How to Live Again

When Every Door Closes, a Scholarship Creates a Way Forward

Fabric Schools, Rock-Solid Will: Education Under Siege

Eid in Gaza is different. What makes Eid feel like Eid in Gaza?

Ramadan always comes on time – in due course – when it is needed most.

Resilient Voices Final Event

Ramadan in Gaza: How Things Completely Changed

The Dawn’s Good Tidings

“I felt death was near”

Loving Home Too Late, Living with Guilt Forever

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