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Articles by Sara H Awad
L’istruzione perduta dei bambini di Gaza
Tre anni senza scuola 22 ottobre 2026 • 16:40 Ragazzi e insegnanti cercano insieme di ricostruire spazi di apprendimento in un sistema distrutto da Israele.
Gaza e un dramma senza fine, storie che vanno oltre l’assedio e le guerre
Il progetto teatrale Anqa, interrotto dalla guerra da Israele che ha ucciso l’attore Ibrahim Saidam, ritorna con una lettura globale di testi inediti di giovani autori di Gaza, trasformando il dolore in resistenza culturale. Dalla parte del torto, insieme. Registrati e scopri l'informazione indipendente. Hai già un account? Gratis per sempre. Non costa nulla ma porta molto.
Gaza: tres a√Īos intentando sobrevivir al presente
Fuentes: El Salto Cada gazat√≠ ha sido marcado de manera distinta por la p√©rdida de la posibilidad de una vida ordinaria. En Gaza, las familias han sufrido p√©rdidas que no pueden reducirse a una sola estad√≠stica: casas destruidas, seres queridos muertos o heridos, medios de vida perdidos, ni√Īos sin escuela y a√Īos de recuerdos ligados a lugares que ya no existen. Para las personas que viv√≠amos en Gaza, la ma√Īana del 7 de octubre de 2023 comenz√≥ con incertidumbre.
Palestina Gaza: tres años intentando sobrevivir al presente
Para las personas que vivíamos en Gaza, la mañana del 7 de octubre de 2023 comenzó con incertidumbre. Los teléfonos empezaron a sonar y empezaron a llegar mensajes. Lo primero que todos hicimos fue comprobar que nuestros seres queridos estaban bien, que todo el mundo estaba a salvo. No había manera de saberlo; tampoco sabíamos, en aquellas primeras horas, que la violencia continuaría no durante días o semanas, sino durante años.
Healing From the Genocide I Left Behind
I used to view everyone outside of Gaza as the happiest people in the world. I used to tell my family that if I ever got out, I would finally be happy. I used to tell my best friend that my education, my future, and the lifestyle I dreamed of were waiting for me abroad. I believed that leaving would mean freedom, and that freedom would mean happiness. I held onto that hope for two years of genocide. Then, last December, I left.
Gli studenti di Gaza sbarcano a Roma. Strada verso il futuro
«Qui le persone vivono normalmente. Noi non viviamo a Gaza». Adnan Al Faraa era appena arrivato a Roma quando ha pronunciato queste parole. Dopo mesi di attesa a Gaza, lo studente palestinese è finalmente riuscito a raggiungere l’Italia, dove potrà proseguire gli studi lontano dalla distruzione e dall’incertezza che ha vissuto a casa sua. Per lui e per altri 23 studenti palestinesi, l’arrivo all’aeroporto di Roma ha segnato l’inizio di un nuovo capitolo.
L’estate senza ritorno degli studenti di Gaza
Mondo 16 settembre 2026 • 14:34 La guerra ha disperso una generazione di studenti palestinesi. Chi è riuscito a raggiungere un’università europea può continuare a studiare, ma non sa quando potrà rivedere Gaza e la propria famiglia, mentre tutti i loro coetanei hanno fatto le valigie per tornare dai propri parenti true false Anche quest’estate migliaia di studenti in tutta Europa hanno prenotato voli e treni per tornare a casa. Per gli studenti palestinesi di Gaza, invece, tornare non è possibile.
Palestina Admitidos en universidades españolas, atrapados en Gaza: estudiantes palestinos esperan una salida
“Hay algo particularmente doloroso en ver cómo tu futuro se desarrolla sin ti”, declara a El Salto un estudiante atrapado en Gaza. Desde que comenzó la guerra contra Gaza, los estudiantes universitarios han visto perturbada su educación y su futuro.
Palestina Para los gazatíes, la evacuación no es el final de la historia, sino el comienzo de otro difícil viaje
Para cientos, sino miles, de estudiantes palestinos en Gaza, una beca en el extranjero se ha convertido en mucho más que una oportunidad para cursar estudios superiores. Es una posibilidad para sobrevivir, una de las pocas vías que quedan para salir de un lugar donde el futuro se ha vuelto profundamente incierto. Para muchos, conseguir una beca ya no es solo una aspiración académica, sino un salvavidas que persiguen por todos los medios posibles.
L’altro fronte condiviso: smantellare l’Unrwa
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One year without Anas al-Sharif, Gaza's voice to the world
One year after Israel killed Anas al-Sharif, his absence is still deeply felt by his family and the Palestinians whose lives he spent nearly two years documenting [Getty] “If these words reach you, know that Israel has succeeded in killing me and silencing my voice.” Those were among the final words left by Anas Al Sharif, the Palestinian journalist who spent nearly two years reporting the war from Gaza. One year ago today, Israel killed him.
How Israel’s war on Gaza has made Hajj an unreachable dream
While thousands of Muslims prepare to travel to Saudi Arabia to perform the Hajj pilgrimage, Palestinians in Gaza have been deprived yet again of the opportunity to fulfill one of the five pillars of Islam, as Israel retains control over the Rafah border. Year after year, Palestinians in Gaza have been prevented from leaving the territory to perform Hajj – a sacred pilgrimage that is the once-in-a-lifetime duty of all Muslims, provided they are physically and financially able.
From Gaza to Tuscany, the beauty and burden of starting over
Siena, Tuscany. I searched these words dozens of times on Google, trying to build an image of the place where I hoped my future might begin again. I was staring at the pictures, convincing myself that this place could hold a safe future for me. Ph. Francesco Spighi @francescospighi It is me, Sara Awad, a writer and student who survived two years of war in Gaza. Survival itself felt impossible. There were moments when I was certain no one would live through what was happening around us. And yet, I did.
I managed to escape Gaza, but now carry the shame of being safe
14 March 2026 09:24 GMT ago After two years of war, air strikes and starvation in Gaza, a scholarship allowed me to study in Italy, but my survival came at the cost of leaving my family and people behind A woman holding a child sits on a bus as Palestinians evacuate Gaza through the Rafah crossing in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, on 3 February 2026 (Bashar Taleb/AFP) One year ago, my days in Gaza were defined by fear and the constant question of how to stay alive.
We survived the war, we may not survive the ceasefire
Opinion Home » Ghanaian Chronicle » Thu 30th Oct, 2025 » We survived the war, we may not survive the ceasefire Last Sunday, I stepped out of my family’s tent in az-Zawayda, in the central Gaza Strip and headed to the nearby Twix Cafe, a coworking space for freelancers and students. Ten days had passed since the “ceasefire” was announced and I thought it must finally be safe for me to go out. Venturing out was supposed to be a step towards reclaiming a small part of my old life.
True peace
On October 10, a ceasefire in Gaza was officially announced. International news media were quick to focus on what they now call “the peace plan”. United States President Donald Trump, they announced, will go to Cairo to oversee the agreement and then to Israel to speak at the Knesset. The air strikes over Gaza, they reported, have stopped. The bombs have indeed stopped, but our suffering continues. Our reality has not changed. We are still under siege.
Sara Awad: Why Gaza still looks to the freedom flotillas for true peace
COMMENTARY: By Sara Awad On October 10, a ceasefire in Gaza was officially announced. International news media were quick to focus on what they now call “the peace plan”. US President Donald Trump, they announced, would go to Cairo to oversee the agreement signing and then to Israel to speak at the Knesset. The air strikes over Gaza, they reported, have stopped.
Why Gaza still looks to the sea for true peace
On October 10, a ceasefire in Gaza was officially announced. International news media were quick to focus on what they now call "the peace plan". United States President Donald Trump, they announced, will go to Cairo to oversee the agreement and then to Israel to speak at the Knesset. The air strikes over Gaza, they reported, have stopped. The bombs have indeed stopped, but our suffering continues. Our reality has not changed. We are still under siege.
My Family Managed to Stay in Our Home in Gaza City. Until Now.
Israeli tanks and troops are closing in on the heart of Gaza City as part of its stated plan to seize control and ethnically cleanse the city. The Israeli military is raining down bombs and artillery shells across the area. Residential buildings, high rise towers, hospitals, schools, tent encampments, and malnutrition treatment clinics have all been bombed. Dozens of Palestinians across Gaza are being killed every day, the majority of them in Gaza City.
Gli ultimi giorni prima dell’occupazione
Per coloro a cui ancora importa, questa potrebbe essere l’ultima lettera che scrivo dalla città di Gaza. Da un momento all’altro ci aspettiamo che Israele emani i suoi “ordini di evacuazione”. La mia amata città è sull’orlo di un’occupazione militare totale. Fin dall’inizio della guerra abbiamo sentito dire che è questo il piano di Israele per insediarci la sua popolazione. All’inizio non ci credevamo; pensavamo che fosse una forma di guerra psicologica.
In Gaza City, we are saying goodbye - Sara Awad
To those who still care, this may be the last letter I write from Gaza City. We are expecting Israel to officially issue its “evacuation orders” any time now. My beloved city, Gaza, stands on the brink of a full military occupation by the Israeli army. Their plan is to force us all to leave our homes and move into tents in the southern part of the Strip. We do not know what will happen to those who resist. We may be living our last days in Gaza City.
Goodbye to Gaza City
To those who still care, this may be the last letter I write from Gaza City. We are expecting Israel to officially issue its “evacuation orders” any time now. My beloved city, Gaza, stands on the brink of a full military occupation by the Israeli army. Their plan is to force us all to leave our homes and move into tents in the southern part of the Strip. We do not know what will happen to those who resist. We may be living our last days in Gaza City.
In Gaza City, we are saying goodbye
Palestinian writer based in Gaza To those who still care, this may be the last letter I write from Gaza City. We are expecting Israel to officially issue its "evacuation orders" any time now. My beloved city, Gaza, stands on the brink of a full military occupation by the Israeli army. Their plan is to force us all to leave our homes and move into tents in the southern part of the Strip. We do not know what will happen to those who resist. We may be living our last days in Gaza City.
TRT Español - Nacer en Gaza y morir de hambre: cómo las vidas de los niños palestinos se extinguen por inanición
Desplazada y desnutrida durante su embarazo, una madre de 32 años luchó por alimentar a su hija recién nacida en medio de una catástrofe humanitaria. Yara, nacida en el corazón del genocidio, se convirtió en una de sus víctimas más pequeñas. Tenía solo nueve meses cuando murió de desnutrición el 25 de julio en el Hospital Nasser, en Jan Yunis. TRT World documentaba su caso cuando la pequeña perdió la vida.
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