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2 weeks ago | 
eldiario.es | Maha Hussaini
Durante las últimas dos semanas, Om Muhammed Abu al-Enein ha recorrido diariamente los mercados populares de Gaza en busca de algo asequible para alimentar a sus cinco hijos, y a menudo vuelve a casa con las manos vacías. Desde que Israel volvió a cerrar los cruces de Gaza y reanudó su ofensiva militar, incluso la harina de trigo caducada, que también se vendía, se ha convertido en un bien escaso.
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1 month ago | 
middleeasteye.net | Maha Hussaini |Soumaya Ghannoushi
The day after their engagement, Sondos Abbas’ fiance called her in the morning, inviting her to his home in the afternoon to meet his family for the first time and share iftar with them. The young Palestinian woman carefully chose a pink chiffon shirt and black Charleston trousers she had bought specifically for the occasion, dressed up, and waited for him to come and pick her up.
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1 month ago | 
middleeasteye.net | Maha Hussaini
Israeli jailers would wrap Palestinian prisoners in shrouds and bury them alive. As they began to suffocate, just before death took hold, a small amount of air was allowed in to keep them alive, only for the process to be repeated moments later. This is one of many accounts of torture inflicted on Palestinian detainees by Israeli authorities. Following the recent Hamas-Israel prisoner exchange, hundreds of detainees have been released, and similar harrowing testimonies have emerged.
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2 months ago | 
eldiario.es | Maha Hussaini |Ana Requena Aguilar |Toni Cuquerella |Manel Fontdevila
Hace unos quince meses, el 13 de octubre de 2023, solo tenía un deseo: regresar a mi hogar en la ciudad de Gaza, del que fui desplazada a la fuerza por el ejército israelí, y no revivir una segunda Nakba como la que sufrieron mis abuelos.
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2 months ago | 
middleeasteye.net | Maha Hussaini |Mera Aladam |Marco Carnelos
Dozens of caravans and bulldozers have entered the Egyptian side of the Rafah border crossing awaiting entry into Gaza, as Hamas has said it will abide by the ceasefire deal and release Israeli captives as scheduled. Israeli authorities are expected to allow these vehicles through the Philadelphia corridor that runs along Egypt's boundary with Gaza and then into the Palestinian enclave via the Israeli-controlled Karem Abu Salem crossing.
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2 months ago | 
middleeasteye.net | Maha Hussaini |Mera Aladam |Marco Carnelos
Dozens of caravans and bulldozers have entered the Egyptian side of the Rafah border crossing awaiting entry into Gaza, as Hamas has said it will abide by the ceasefire deal and release Israeli captives as scheduled. Israeli authorities are expected to allow these vehicles through the Philadelphia corridor that runs along Egypt's boundary with Gaza and then into the Palestinian enclave via the Israeli-controlled Karem Abu Salem crossing.
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Jan 19, 2025 | 
middleeasteye.net | Ahmed Aziz |Ahmed Dremly |Maha Hussaini
As the long-awaited ceasefire between Israel and Hamas took effect on Sunday morning, thousands of displaced Palestinians rushed to return to their homes. For many, the return was a bittersweet journey marked by shock, loss and uncertainty. What they have returned to is mostly flattened homes and, at best, half-standing structures.
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Jan 19, 2025 | 
middleeasteye.net | Areeb Ullah |Maha Hussaini
The London Metropolitan Police arrested one of the organisers of the pro-Palestine rally on Saturday in central London after imposing restrictions banning protesters from marching towards the headquarters of the BBC. Organisers denied claims made by the Met that protestors had forced their way through a police cordon to march towards the BBC after ending their protest in Whitehall. The police said it had made 77 arrests during Saturday’s protest, which organisers said attracted 100,000 people.
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Jan 19, 2025 | 
middleeasteye.net | Maha Hussaini
I had come to terms with the idea that I might never reach this moment - writing an end-of-war article. When I grabbed this laptop, one of the few things I managed to take with me while evacuating my home in Gaza City on 13 October 2023, I knew it would be used to document countless massacres - but at the time, I did not contemplate the end of this war. Yet here I am. I have managed to survive, along with some of my fellow journalists, who endured a war that seemed intent on targeting us.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
middleeasteye.net | Maha Hussaini
Before anything else happened, Maryam al-Muqayad says male Israeli troops told to take off her clothes. Then, the soldiers took the 13-year-old Palestinian girl, dragged her by her hair and made her kneel down. When they had stopped abusing her, they forced her to leave northern Gaza, her home, and make her way south. She was not alone.
