“If We Survive the Bombs, We Still Face the Rats”: Life in Gaza’s Displacement Camps Under the Scorching Summer Sun
For the hundreds of thousands of displaced people in the Gaza Strip, survival does not end when the airstrikes stop. Every day brings with it another battle – one fought inside torn tents under relentless summer heat coupled with intense infestation by rats, where food spoils within hours, and parents spend sleepless nights guarding their […]
A Rohingya Refugee on Why He Sailed for Gaza; Interview with Ko Tinmaung
Ko Tinmaung ending up on a boat headed to break the siege on Gaza Strip is a remarkable act of solidarity. As a Rohingya, he knows all about the pain of exile, and yet, when the Global Sumud Flotilla set sail, he was on board. Zionist forces intercepted the mission and detained him. By his […]
“I wish they had died with them”: The law that demands what little remains
On March 30, 2026, the Knesset passed a controversial law imposing the death penalty on Palestinians convicted of killing Zionists, if the act is classified as “terrorism” by a military court or motivated by what is described as “denial of the existence of the State of Israel.” The bill was introduced by the Jewish Power […]
Operation Armageddon: Unholy Crusade and killing of empathy
As “Operation Epic Fury” enters its second month, the burning cities of Tehran, Beirut, and southern Lebanon tell a simple truth. This war is not about nuclear deterrence or the “Axis of Resistance.” It is about domination. It is about faith disguised as strategy, money dressed as morality, and men who mistake destruction for destiny. […]
Resistance fighter and martyr: Mohammed remembers his brother Abdullah Ghazi Hamad
This is the story of Abdullah Ghazi Hamad. The son of a senior Hamas negotiator, he could have been a symbol of privilege. Instead, he became a symbol of something else entirely: a generation’s unbearable sacrifice and unbreakable will. While his father, Dr. Ghazi Hamad, battled at the political front to halt a genocide, Abdullah […]
Documenting Anti-Muslim Hate in India: December 2025
December 2025 closes yet another year marked by persistent and escalating Islamophobic violence in India. Across the country, Muslim minorities continued to face targeted hostility -ranging from physical assaults and mob lynchings in public spaces to systemic humiliation, hate speech, and digital abuse. These incidents did not occur in isolation; they unfolded within a broader […]
Lingering shadows of war in Gaza: Life after the whimper of bombs
After two grueling years of relentless war, a ceasefire took effect in Gaza. The roar of airstrikes and artillery subsided, bringing a fragile calm to the battered strip. For Gaza’s residents, this silence does not equate to peace, nor does it mark the end of suffering that has stretched over months and years. Beneath the […]
Ten indicators of the strategic failure of Zionists in the Gaza genocide
After more than a year of relentless attack on Gaza, Occupation’s declared military and political objectives remain largely unmet. What began as a high-profile campaign to eliminate Hamas and secure the release of Zionist hostages has instead evolved into one of the most controversial and costly wars in the nation’s history. The offensive has drawn […]
Zionist hunger holocaust destroying Gaza
Gaza Strip is experiencing one of the most severe hunger crises in modern history. Following the complete blockade imposed in early March 2025, humanitarian access has been largely suspended. Food, medical supplies, water, and fuel have become scarce or completely unavailable. This has resulted in widespread acute malnutrition, particularly among children, and a sharp increase […]
The Islamic University of Gaza: A pillar of Resilience, Education, and Societal Transformation
The Islamic University of Gaza (IUG) is more than just an academic institution—it is a symbol of perseverance, cultural identity, and hope for thousands of Palestinians living under siege. Founded in 1978 during a period of intense political repression and educational void, IUG has grown to become one of the most influential educational institutions in […]