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Articles by Nada Hamdouna
Cooking up steadfastness in Gaza
In Gaza, the struggle for food is about more than satiating hunger; it is a battle for human dignity. Israel has tightened its chokehold on Gaza’s crossings, preventing the entry of commercial goods and humanitarian aid. The renewed attacks, which have killed hundreds of people over the past week, signal a resumption of the war in which starvation was used as a deadly weapon.
Trading shoes for a mattress
In the midst of a painful reality and under the weight of a merciless Israeli genocide, sometimes people in Gaza receive aid that brings a glimmer of hope. Even a small parcel with simple, seemingly trivial items, can provide a lifeline for some of us. On 1 October, my family received such a package, containing a pair of girls’ shoes. The shoes didn’t fit anyone in our family, so I decided to go to al-Sahaba Market near al-Daraj neighborhood to try to sell them and buy something useful instead.
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In every war, there are stories that are told and there are others that are forgotten. Some stories may not even seem so important to an outsider who has yet to experience the complete loss of normalcy and the total absence of any kind of security that war – especially genocidal war – brings.
Israeli ordnance kills long after initial impact
In March 2024, when the Israeli military withdrew from al-Amoudi in northwestern Gaza, my family and I returned to see if our house was still standing. The shock was immense when we found that the house had been bombed and was all burned up. We sat down to process our loss, and once we regained our senses we searched inside what was left of the house. After three hours of searching, I found a precious gift given to me by my grandmother before she died, a bottle of perfume.
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