By Nada Hamdona This isn’t only a story about a professor I lost. It’s about someone who taught me how to live, how to remain human in the face of war. “Since the beginning of […]
By Haidar Eid It’s not romantic melancholy or existential questioning that you may see on the streets of Gaza. Rather, it’s a unique condition: Fagadaan, Loss. In his memoir, Istanbul, Turkish Nobel Laureate Orhan […]
By Benay Blend When the victims become the perpetrators of another unrelated crime, the two events can never be reconciled, no matter how much the Zionists choose to do so. For the past 77 years, […]
By Noor Alyacoubi – Gaza Yet still, they try. Because here, in Gaza, even survival is a form of resistance. In the narrow alleyways of northern Gaza, where homes have crumbled and futures hang in […]
By Fatima Skaik In Gaza, the displaced create a language of memory, loss, and survival amid the ongoing genocide. In the journey of displacement, families do not merely carry their belongings—they carry new words, sentences […]
By Benay Blend Eunice Paiva’s body is gone, but her spirit is still here, much like others, including Refaat Alareer and Wafa Aludaini, who passed on their legacy to others. On March 30, 2018, Palestinians […]
By Taqwa Ahmed al-Wawi While many have thrown their hands up in despair over the ongoing genocide in Gaza, a 19-year-old writer from Gaza tells us that despite what she and her family are enduring, […]
By Noor Alyacoubi – Gaza Displaced from Gaza, Noor Alyacoubi’s father longs not just for home, but for the fabric shop that defined his life—a place where his dreams, labor, and legacy took shape. In […]
By Ramzy Baroud Gaza-born intellectual and refugee, Ramzy Baroud, argues that Gaza’s resistance has reshaped the conversation on popular resistance, compelling us to confront uncomfortable truths. Palestinians and Israelis agree that the Gaza resistance […]
By Benay Blend Palestinian prisoners embody the resilience of their people, transforming captivity into a site of resistance, education, and unwavering struggle for liberation. “A selflessness whose beauty defies description, joy for the relief of […]
By Ramzy Baroud The invaders will not enter our home, They will not meddle with our old clothes, They will not break my mother’s picture frame, They will not tear our Quran, our Bible, […]
By Benay Blend As a collective trait, sumoud has served the Palestinian resistance and contributes to their refusal to leave the homeland, even in the wake of increased collective punishment by the Israeli military since […]
By Ramzy Baroud The sumud of the Palestinians in Gaza, who have endured a year of mass killing, deliberate starvation and total destruction of all aspects of life, is helping reassert the political significance […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Twenty-four-year-old Palestinian boxer from Gaza Shams Al-Tayeb is about to make history as the first Palestinian from Gaza to compete in the World Boxing Championship (WBC). In an interview with […]
By Robert Inlakesh For the Paris 2024 Olympics, the Palestinian team has already made history for their nation, entering the games with a record eight members representing them across six different sports. Despite the suffering […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza Talib’s hummus had a secret recipe, which he inherited from his family that crossed the land of Palestine, during the Nakba, generations ago. Once upon a time, a man, by […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza It is difficult to imagine that Gaza, which is experiencing an outright famine, let alone a genocidal war, still cares for flowers. But Gaza does. The Palestine Chronicle caught up […]
By Benay Blend For Palestinians, the term sumud translates as steadfastness, including a strong attachment to the land, even in exile, but also a mental state that leads to determined action. Defining sumud as inherently […]
By Sammy Baroud These are five songs, in Arabic, English and Swedish, which we hope you will enjoy. The Israel genocidal war on Gaza has inspired thousands of artists and creative continent creators around the […]
By Ramzy Baroud Throughout its history – violent birth and equally violent existence – Israel has purposely humiliated Palestinians as an expression of its disproportionately greater military power over a hapless, confined and mostly […]
By Ramzy Baroud The truth is that Palestinians have succeeded, through their resistance and sumud, in reasserting Palestine on the global agenda. Shortly after the start of a four-day ceasefire in the war on […]
By Benay Blend Different from the heroic narrative that values individual heroism, sumud is a collective response to hardship, a stance that Zinn would have understood. In his autobiography, ‘You Can’t Be Neutral on a […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza Children anticipate the arrival of the winter ice cream as much as they look forward to the return of the original ice cream at the start of the summer. It […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza Samira Siam is a 63-year-old woman from Gaza and 30 years ago, she became Gaza’s first professional truck driver. 30 years ago, Samira Siam became Gaza’s first professional truck driver. […]
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 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 […]
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 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 […]
By Qasem Waleed el-Farra Gazans find creative ways to cool off when the electricity goes out during one of the hottest summers ever. Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day … when the electricity […]
By Yousef Dawas Hard times either bring us together or break us apart. For the young couple, it was the former, not the latter. Anan stepped up to become Rima’s pillar of support. Anan Saadat […]
A recent New York Times made many claims about the ‘mass rape’ of Israeli women on October 7. But two leading Palestinian media organizations, The Palestine Chronicle and Friends of Palestine Network, conducted a joint investigation, the outcome of which resulted in the ‘The Black Dress’, a groundbreaking 18-minute documentary looking into allegations and the possible falsification of evidence.
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