Before the onset of the conflict, I was in Gaza. During my time there, I made it a point to attend every technical event I could find, seeking out opportunities to learn and connect with experts and like-minded individuals. Upon arriving in Egypt four months ago, I...
Theater, as a dynamic form of art and expression, has consistently held a mirror to society, resulted in dialogue and debate, and catalyzed change throughout history. It serves as a platform for social commentary, cultural keeping, and the exploration of diverse...
I recently read a book by the Italian writer Jozpa Katutsela, “Don’t Say You’re Afraid”. The book is about a girl named Samia, a Somali runner whose dream was to represent Somalia in the Olympics, Unfortunately, the war made her look for her dream somewhere other than...
Have you ever thought about living the experiences and civilizations of ancient people? Have you ever felt transported to a place that takes you back in time, allowing you to live the lives of others? Of course, that place is Petra. It was built in the 4th century BC...
Picture this: you’re in Lebanon, diving into your studies. Winter rolls in, bringing cozy vibes but also frustrating internet outages that make homework a nightmare. Fear not, fellow learners! Lebanon’s cafes are your secret weapon. These fantastic spots become a...
Friendship knows no boundaries, not even the constraints of distance or the digital divide. Prior to meeting Lana, I was skeptical about forming genuine connections online. Little did I know that she would completely change my perspective. I crossed paths with Lana in...
On Saturday, May 18, we were honored by the presence of Dr. Shadi, who gave a valuable lecture on integrating artificial intelligence into the field of medicine. Dr. Shade began the session by introducing himself and speaking about his professional and educational...
If I must die… Refaat Alareer If I must die you must live to tell my story to sell my things to buy a piece of cloth and some strings (make it white with a long tail) so that a child, somewhere in Gaza while looking heaven in the eye awaiting his dad who left in a...
Gaza’s Ramadan this year is like a pale, sick man. Gaza’s Ramadan this year erases my father’s compliment that I’m his serene, sane child. I just might go insane, I struggle to survive. When left with nothing, you struggle to strive. This Ramadan has different tastes,...
Covered by blood and ashes, we come back from under the rubble to fight the battle of life where tranquility and peace are our only purpose. However, the world persists in denying us the least bit of rest. Do you ever felt nostalgic for your good old days, Islam? Like...