Gaza
While we celebrate Christmas in the UK, this is the harsh reality of life for children in Gaza
While we celebrate Christmas in the UK, this is the harsh reality of life for children in Gaza
Alison Griffin, head of conflict and humanitarian at Save the Children UK, writes about what life is like for children in Gaza over the Christmas season this year
This is what Christmas is like in Gaza: ‘We hope that peace will prevail so that we can celebrate’
This is what Christmas is like in Gaza: ‘We hope that peace will prevail so that we can celebrate’
With a fragile ceasefire in place, Gazans aren’t taking anything for granted this Christmas
‘It’s not just great beer. It’s an image of Palestine’: Meet the Middle East’s first female brewmaster
‘It’s not just great beer. It’s an image of Palestine’: Meet the Middle East’s first female brewmaster
Taybeh Brewery is a family business in the Israeli-occupied West Bank in Palestine. It is expanding its brewery despite the challenges of the last two years, spurred on by international support, with one of their beers now available to buy in the UK
These raw, heartfelt voice notes are straight from Gaza’s frontline: ‘Even the silence is frightening’
These raw, heartfelt voice notes are straight from Gaza’s frontline: ‘Even the silence is frightening’
Teen scholar trapped in Gaza after being blocked by Home Office from joining her mum in UK
Teen scholar trapped in Gaza after being blocked by Home Office from joining her mum in UK
How war-wounded patients are finding hope in a hospital in Jordan: ‘People can rebuild their lives’
How war-wounded patients are finding hope in a hospital in Jordan: ‘People can rebuild their lives’
Gaza’s children need more than a ceasefire. We need to give them hope for a safe future
Gaza’s children need more than a ceasefire. We need to give them hope for a safe future
Letters: I feel very alone as a working-class liberal
Letters: I feel very alone as a working-class liberal
Laughter, songs and joy: This is how it felt the moment news of a ceasefire reached Gaza
Laughter, songs and joy: This is how it felt the moment news of a ceasefire reached Gaza
Primal Scream’s Bobby Gillespie: ‘It was hard to get artists to take part in Gig for Gaza’
Primal Scream’s Bobby Gillespie: ‘It was hard to get artists to take part in Gig for Gaza’
The UK has formally recognised the state of Palestine. So now what?
The UK has formally recognised the state of Palestine. So now what?
I’ve been forced to flee Gaza City with my family. It feels like my soul is being torn from my body
I’ve been forced to flee Gaza City with my family. It feels like my soul is being torn from my body
Comedian Vittorio Angelone: ‘Landlords should have to look you in the eye when they take your rent’
Comedian Vittorio Angelone: ‘Landlords should have to look you in the eye when they take your rent’
West Bank Palestinian farmers fight for survival amid settler violence and economic collapse
West Bank Palestinian farmers fight for survival amid settler violence and economic collapse
Opera performers are using Palestinian flags to make a stand. And why shouldn’t they?
Opera performers are using Palestinian flags to make a stand. And why shouldn’t they?
Food should never be a weapon – so this is why 150 food leaders spoke out on Gaza
Food should never be a weapon – so this is why 150 food leaders spoke out on Gaza
Why criminalising protest won’t stop people from rising up for causes that matter
Why criminalising protest won’t stop people from rising up for causes that matter
Letters: What is being done to the people of Palestine IS the crime
Letters: What is being done to the people of Palestine IS the crime
Renowned photographer Misan Harriman on Black Lives Matter, Gaza and finding hope in protest
Renowned photographer Misan Harriman on Black Lives Matter, Gaza and finding hope in protest
Gaza’s health workers need more than thoughts and prayers – they need protection
Gaza’s health workers need more than thoughts and prayers – they need protection
Thousands of children find hope in tent schools in Gaza: ‘We try to make the students smile’
Thousands of children find hope in tent schools in Gaza: ‘We try to make the students smile’
The end of Gaza’s Khan Younis may spell the imminent end of a people
The end of Gaza’s Khan Younis may spell the imminent end of a people
Letters: Pensioners like me are privileged to receive a triple-lock pension
Letters: Pensioners like me are privileged to receive a triple-lock pension
Israel’s aid blockade is pushing people in Gaza to the brink of survival. It must be lifted – now
Israel’s aid blockade is pushing people in Gaza to the brink of survival. It must be lifted – now
I’m an aid worker in Gaza – the situation has never been worse
