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Nov 25, 2024 | 
newarab.com | Huda Skaik
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Nov 13, 2024 | 
english.alaraby.co.uk | Huda Skaik
When will humanity wake up & act against our suffering in Gaza? From Gaza Huda Skaik asks why, in the face of so much death and destruction, the world seems unable or unwilling to react to the horrors. As time goes on in Gaza, the pain and destruction intensify, while the outside world continues as normal. My family, my people, and I are struggling to survive. Day by day, our suffering only grows more profound. Gaza, once a bustling city, now resembles a ghost town.
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Nov 13, 2024 | 
newarab.com | Huda Skaik
As time goes on in Gaza, the pain and destruction intensify, while the outside world continues as normal. My family, my people, and I are struggling to survive. Day by day, our suffering only grows more profound. Gaza, once a bustling city, now resembles a ghost town. It has become hell on earth. Everywhere we look, things are in ruins with only the debris where buildings once stood, streets are totally wrecked, walls are pierced by shrapnel and rubble overwhelms us.
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Oct 21, 2024 | 
english.alaraby.co.uk | Huda Skaik
Amidst the death & destruction October will always symbolise Palestinian resilience Huda Skaik gives a personal reflection on how people in Gaza welcomed last autumn compared with this one, following a year of Israel’s genocide. In Gaza, October was supposed to be the month of falling leaves and the sweet scent of olive harvests—the symbol of our steadfastness.
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Oct 21, 2024 | 
newarab.com | Huda Skaik
In Gaza, October was supposed to be the month of falling leaves and the sweet scent of olive harvests-the symbol of our steadfastness. Instead, it became a reminder of our crumbling buildings, our shattered souls, and bodies weary from the weight of displacement. When borders close and refuge seems unattainable, the struggle for survival becomes all-consuming. Families are torn from their roots, forced to leave behind not just their homes but the memories and histories that shape their lives.
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Oct 7, 2024 | 
english.alaraby.co.uk | Huda Skaik
Gaza 1 year on: Israel’s violence extends beyond the war Huda Skaik explains that even after Israel ceases its assault on Gaza, it will be a daily battle for survival. The war doesn't simply end when violence stops. Israel’s wars on Gaza are often marked by intense destruction, yet the true battle begins once the guns fall silent. The aftermath of war presents profound and daunting challenges that extend far beyond the immediate physical devastation.
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Oct 7, 2024 | 
newarab.com | Huda Skaik
Israel's wars on Gaza are often marked by intense destruction, yet the true battle begins once the guns fall silent. The aftermath of war presents profound and daunting challenges that extend far beyond the immediate physical devastation.
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Sep 2, 2024 | 
countercurrents.org | Alaa Alhattab |Kevin Reed |Jay Janson |Huda Skaik
I once objected to an assignment I was given by my English literature professor. The assignment was to record voice-overs for a video reciting lines from Shakespeare’s “Hamlet.” But I didn’t really like my voice. “Your voice is a revolution, not a shame,” my professor, the late Refaat al-Areer, said to me. It was a concise sentence, yet it affected me deeply, both personally and professionally.
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Sep 2, 2024 | 
countercurrents.org | Kevin Reed |Jay Janson |Huda Skaik |Bharat Dogra
Palestinian Territory – Israel has continued its military attacks on the Gaza Strip during its polio vaccination campaign, ignoring all calls to implement a humanitarian truce or a temporary halt to attacks during the vaccination hours. Israeli aircraft and tanks continue to bomb the central Gaza Strip, the area where the polio vaccination campaign has begun.
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Sep 2, 2024 | 
countercurrents.org | Kevin Reed |Jay Janson |Huda Skaik |Bharat Dogra
The US political establishment responded to the deaths of six Israeli hostages in Gaza on Saturday with demands for an intensification of the genocide against Palestinians and expansion of war in the Middle East. After the Israeli military confirmed the six bodies retrieved from a tunnel in Rafah were hostages, President Biden issued a statement saying, “Make no mistake.
