Eman Alhaj Ali

With at least eight infants dead from freezing temperatures amid Israel's blockade and genocide, The New Arab speaks to Gazan families grieving their children

In Gaza, mothers are struggling to care for their babies as Israel's genocide leaves them without basic supplies, forcing them to resort to harmful alternatives

One year on, Gaza's artists are transforming their trauma into powerful expressions of hope and identity, despite ongoing conflict and scarce resources

Israel's destruction of civilian infrastructure has made working in Gaza impossible, dashing the dreams of students and ripping the soul out of businesses.

Israel's systematic assault on Gaza has ripped the tree of knowledge from its foundations. The resumption of Israeli airstrikes has left thousands more dead, including one of the world's leading physicists and mathematicians, Dr Sufyan Tayeh.

Gaza's children have had their dreams snatched and childhoods robbed by war. Israel's latest assault on the Gaza Strip has killed thousands of Palestinian children in Gaza, whose lives shone brightly before being taken under tragic circumstances.

Gazans have spent more than a month living in hell. More than 11,000 have been killed by Israel, with thousands more injured, malnourished, dehydrated, or psychologically traumatised. Amid this suffering, Eman Alhaj Ali recounts her tale of survival.