Between War and Memory: When Even Survival is a Slow Death
Yesterday, my brother called me by my grandmother’s name after I had gone through all my siblings’ names before finally realizing his and addressing him correctly. My eyes widened in…
Yasmin Abu Shammala
Do We Ever Truly Return? The Long Road from Loss in Gaza
I once believed that a person could adapt to any environment forced upon them, whether it was leaving their home, their family, or part of their life. I believed that…
A Day Outside the Shelter: My Visit to Al-Aqsa University Amid Genocide
Today, for the first time since the Israeli genocide against Gazans began, I left my home not out of necessity, but out of a deep yearning to visit my university—Al-Aqsa…
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