By Tamar Fleishman I thought of all of these patients who have died across checkpoints and walls, without saying goodbye to their loved ones. The Palestinian woman was on a stretcher. She looked helpless, motionless, […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff 17 years of a hermetic Israeli siege left Gaza with little food and medicine. The determination to break the siege, however, remains as strong as ever. Palestine Chronicle reports from the […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour in Gaza & Romana Rubeo One practice used by various civil society organizations in the Strip to confront the heavy psychological impact of disability is what is known as “drama therapy”. Over […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Three young female students from Gaza have been selected to participate in the World Robot Olympiad International final, scheduled to be held in Panama on November 7-9, 2023. The ‘future innovators’ […]
By Ramzy Baroud Whenever Israeli soldiers stormed our neighborhood in a Gaza refugee camp, we would rush to hide a few VHS tapes of Al-Asheqeen band. Possessing such revolutionary contraband would be enough to earn […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour in Gaza & Romana Rubeo At least 1,100 Palestinian kidney patients, including 38 children, are facing an interruption of life-saving treatment in Gaza. Imagine this: you or a beloved family member suffers […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Another Palestinian protester was killed in Gaza today, as the Israeli military has escalated its response to Palestinian protests at the fence separating Israel from the besieged Strip. Youssef Salem Radwan, […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff The Saudi-Israeli normalization deal seemed ‘imminent’. That’s, at least, what we gleaned from Israeli and Western media in recent months. But instead of a normalization deal, the Saudis initiated their own […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Bureij Services has won the Jawal Handball Competition, beating rival Salah Sports Club, 31-27 in Gaza. Following a strong start for Bureij in the first half of the game, which finished […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza Ibtisam Awais, 37, is the owner of the Ibtisam Educational Aids Project. Working from her home in the Gaza Strip, she is able to provide for her three children while […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Adorned by their black and white scarves, Keffiyeh, and traditional Palestinian clothes, scores of young Palestinian talents took part in the ‘Save the Future’ concert in Gaza City. The event was […]
On Sep 12, Ramzy Baroud asked Facebook to stop taking down the content from his profile page. A few days later, his content was being taken down faster than before. The US-based technology giant Facebook […]
For three days of constant killings, the Israeli military continued its siege and prevented international humanitarian workers and journalists from entering. On this day, September 16, 1982, several thousand Palestinians at the Sabra and Shatila […]
By Fayha Shalash Maher al-Akhras and Khader Adnan were close friends. The latter died last May while on a hunger strike. The former continues with the struggle. Once again, Taghreed al-Akhras found herself in the […]
(Palestinian Music in Exile: Voices of Resistance, by Louis Brehony. The American University of Cairo Press, 2023) ‘Palestinian Music in Exile’ is a historical and contemporary study of Palestinian musicianship in exile in the Middle […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Palestinians in Gaza mourned on Thursday the victims of an explosion, which took place on Wednesday evening during a mass protest near the Malaka Israeli military base. According to the Palestinian […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Palestine Chronicle correspondent in Gaza reached the morgue at Al-Shifa Hospital following the explosion that killed five protesters and wounded 25 others. A mass protest at the Israeli fence, separating Israel […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff A mass protest at the Israeli fence separating Israel from the besieged Gaza Strip turned tragic when an explosive device detonated among protesters. Palestine Chronicle correspondent in Gaza was close to […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza Salwa Abu Shaaban is a 21-year-old student from Gaza City who aspires to become an international equestrian trainer. “I want to participate in jumping championships with local participation inside and […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff ‘Ahliya’ is a team that belongs to the Palestinian Football Association, which is a part of the Palestine National Football for Athletes of Short Stature. No one should be excluded from […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Palestinians and Moroccans stood side-by-side in Gaza on Monday to show solidarity with the victims of the earthquake that hit Morocco on September 8. Participants raised Moroccan and Palestinian flags, and […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Though Gaza remains under a hermetic Israeli siege and is considered an occupied territory by the international community, Palestinians in Gaza believe that the Israeli military redeployment in 2005 is a […]
Al Jazeera Arabic popular investigative program ‘What is Hidden is Greater’, exposed the troubling relationship between the social media giant, Facebook, and the Israeli government. The program aired on Friday, September 8, under the title […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Hours after the Palestine Chronicle reported on the Israeli NSO’s Pegasus spyware known as ‘Blastpass’, the phone and main email of the Palestinian news network were hacked. The full extent of […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff In a just-released video by the well-respected US-based charity KinderUSA, Palestine Chronicle editor-in-chief Ramzy Baroud made an appeal for supporting the well-regarded charity. “What I respect most about KinderUSA is the […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff These elderly Palestinian women were deprived of education in their younger years, but they maintained the dream, and are now, at last, getting a second chance. Many of Palestine’s illiterate population […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza The Palestine Chronicle walked around the historic Firas Market in Gaza City and talked to vendors and shopkeepers. Many of Gaza’s workers have not received their salaries this month. In […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Ayat Mutair is a 40-year-old hearing-impaired woman from Gaza, who has managed to turn her home project of making desserts into a shop. Ayat Mutair has finally managed to turn her […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff 2023 has been the most violent in the occupied West Bank since 2005, according to UN estimates. Gaza, however, has experienced a whole different level of violence during those years. Here […]
By Rania Taima Two young siblings, one is blind and the other ill, sell cleaning supplies, made by their mother, to save their father’s life. At the start of the summer break, last June 12-year-old […]
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