Surviving a Year of Genocide: Voices from Gaza
This October marks one year since the horrific events in Gaza, where Hamas launched an attack on Israel, triggering a genocidal war that resulted in the deaths of thousands. Through the words of survivors, The Nation brings you firsthand testimonies of atrocity and resilience.
Amidst the destruction, stories emerge: a brave 14-year-old holding onto hope, a father seeking refuge in Egypt, and a poet defying loss. These voices, alongside the insights of journalists and activists, paint a vivid picture of resilience in the face of adversity.
As the world reflects on these tragic events, it’s crucial to amplify these voices, share their stories, and stand in solidarity with the people of Gaza. Together, we can ensure that their struggles are not forgotten and that justice prevails.
Messages from Gaza:
Lujayn, a 14-year-old living in Rafah: Offers a heartfelt message of gratitude and hope to the world for their support.
Mohammed Mhawish, a journalist in exile: Reflects on the ongoing displacement and destruction faced by Palestinians in Gaza.
Ahmed Abu Artema, Gaza-based writer: Provides insights into the humanitarian crisis and the struggle for justice amidst the violence.
Hani Almadhoun, director of philanthropy: Shares his personal experiences and challenges the world to recognize the humanity of Palestinians.
These powerful narratives shed light on the ongoing crisis in Gaza and call for action to end the cycle of violence and oppression. It’s time to listen, learn, and stand in solidarity with those who have lost everything but refuse to lose hope.
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