The Relax Café in Gaza City opened in November 2024. 

We speak to Chris Gunness, the UN agency’s former spokesperson, hear from friends in Gaza and much more.

Israel kills aid workers, empowers armed gangs to loot food, fuel in starved Gaza.

Colored clay helps to raise spirits.

Sewage and seawater sweep through tents forcing evacuations and causing havoc.

Resistance by replanting.

Amos Yadlin has urged “powerful and painful action.”

With no clean water, a diet of largely canned food and medicines running, underlying medical conditions are exacerbated and treatment is hard to find.

Tiny but ancient community fears for its existence as Israel’s genocidal violence rages on.

Senior prosecutor urged death penalty for Palestinians accused of stealing avocados.

MIT graduate student Prahlad Iyengar and professor Michel DeGraff fight repression over opposition to Israel’s genocide in Gaza.

With two million people displaced into temporary shelters, the cold is taking a grisly toll on Gaza’s infants.

With over 17,000 Palestinian children killed, Israeli military seizes pediatrician Hussam Abu Safiya.

We talk to Tony Greenstein, who faces trial in the UK for tweets supporting resistance, we hear from an emergency doctor in Gaza, look at media whitewashing of Syria and more.

Five Palestinian newborns die of hypothermia under Israeli siege.

Propaganda costs us our lives.

When saving a life raises questions and doubts.

There is no privacy. There is no sanitation. There is no break from relentless suffering. There is only the love and understanding of others.

Even as Gaza gets smaller, distances expand.

Students, faculty fight administration’s repression and censorship.