The Gazan teenagers defying war for competitive maths
Palestinian youngsters study on phones for Maths Olympiad and dream of attending MIT amid the ruins of shattered enclave
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Remembering an artist who gave life to the children of Gaza
Dorgham Qreaiqea led film, theater, and painting projects with an unshakeable belief in the power of art to transcend the war. An Israeli airstrike killed him.
Despair in Gaza as Israeli aid blockade creates crisis ‘unmatched in severity’
Palestinians pushed into new misery as supplies of food, fuel and medicine run out in seven-week siege
I’ve Worked at Google for Decades. I’m Sickened by What It’s Doing.
For the first time, I feel driven to speak publicly, because our company is now powering state violence across the globe.
Microsoft faces growing unrest over role in Israel’s war on Gaza: ‘Close to a tipping point’
Turmoil spreads at company over Israel’s extensive use of its AI and cloud computing services in Gaza war
Devastating Photo of Gaza Child Amputee Wins Top Global Award
Palestinian journalist Samar Abu Elouf earned the World Press Photo of the Year award for his image of nine-year-old Mahmoud Ajjour, who lost both arms in an Israeli attack.
Israeli forces kill Palestinian child with expanding bullet in Jalazone refugee camp raid
Malek Ali Ibrahim al-Hattab, 16. Photo courtesy of the al-Hattab family.
PHOTOS: A ruined university in northern Gaza becomes a refuge
Forced out of their homes once more, thousands of Palestinians have crowded into the Islamic University campus, west of Gaza City — where burning books is the only way to boil water, heat food, and stay warm.
‘Forgive me, Mama’: A Gaza mother’s agony for a son Israel killed
Rifaat Radwan was among 15 paramedics Israel killed, he recorded his own death and begged his mother to forgive him.
“I raised my son on peace, and they murdered him when he went to save people”
Subhi Bahloul studied Hebrew at Tel Aviv University and taught Hebrew in Gaza. He told his son Muhammad that he had friends in Israel. On March 23, Muhammad, a volunteer with the Red Crescent, was among 15 aid workers shot dead by soldiers in Rafah.
“I never imagined that medical teams would be murdered,” his father says in an interview with Local Call.