Huda Skaik

Amid a fragile ceasefire, Huda Skaik reflects on surviving more than two years of Israel’s war on Gaza — & how journalism became her way to reclaim purpose.

Huda Skaik shares her harrowing experience of Israel’s invasion of Gaza City, and her fear of permanent displacement & the erasure of her people.

For Israel, shooting the messenger isn't enough; the truth must be erased. Gaza’s journalists, armed only with a pen, are frontline heroes, says Huda Skaik.

This Eid al-Adha is Gaza’s fourth amid genocide, where the only celebration left isn't new clothes, it's food and surviving another day, writes Huda Skaik.

In Gaza, the fight to survive isn’t just about dodging airstrikes, it’s about staving off famine, with the spectre of death ever present, writes Huda Skaik.

Whilst Ramadan has brought spiritual renewal to Gaza, Israel halting aid & renewing its attacks has left many fearing the return of war, writes Huda Skaik.

From Gaza Huda Skaik recounts over a year of displacement with her family, the destruction they witnessed, violence they fled, & starvation they experienced.

Following Lebanon's ceasefire, Huda Skaik imagines what the end of Israel’s war on Gaza will be like. It won't be peace, but at least Palestinians can rebuild.

As Israel's genocide continues, Huda Skaik writes her personal reflections from Gaza on the relationship that Palestinians have had with death since the Nakba.

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.