From the Ruins of Gaza, Palestinians Carry On
Nearly three years ago, when Israel split the Gaza Strip in half, north and south, my 28-year-old cousin refused to leave our neighborhood in Al-Daraj. The rest of us kept moving from one temporary shelter to the next, while he stayed on…
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