Gaza Great Minds Foundation
We Will Read Again
Author: admin
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Life has a way of weaving sorrow and joy together into heartbreaking and beautiful moments. My name is Ahmad, and I’ve been living in the shadow of the Gaza war for over a year now. In this time of uncertainty and loss, I’ve found myself clinging to memories, hope, and, most recently, the fragile miracle…
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Throughout our bodies there are amazing systems of self-repair, of maintenance and healing. When we experience a scratch, histamine floods the area, bringing specialized cells that create a criss-cross scaffolding for other cells to do their work, to grow new skin. In the brain there are cells, glial cells, that make sure the other cells…
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In Gaza City, where the sun rose reluctantly over a landscape marred by war, a boy named Khaled sat at a makeshift desk, trying to focus on his math test. His pencil trembled in his hand, not from the complexity of the problems, but from the constant drone of aircraft and the distant, ominous booms…
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In the heart of Gaza, amidst the rubble and ruin, the spirit of an 11-year-old girl named Farah shines brightly. Farah’s life has been marked by loss and hardship that many of us can scarcely imagine. She lost her father and her uncle in a strike hit their apartment by Israeli occupation, a brutal reminder…
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Imagine your whole world being drained of color. Everything in black & white. That’s what’s happened in Gaza. Even the beautiful blue sky is obscured by clouds of debris and smoke. Piles of grey concrete rubble everywhere. No more trees and plants. No more warm home interiors with curtains and rugs and furniture. Just black…
