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As an independent journalist, most of my work is voluntary, driven by my commitment to sharing the full picture.

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No power matches the strength of Palestinians, as they cling to their right to life and to live with dignity, ensuring they enjoy their full rights.
They still hold fast to their flag and their identity. These photos were captured by my lens from among the tents, amidst the residents and families who have lost a son, a daughter, grandchildren, or parents.
Despite everything, they continue to chant: Free Palestine.

A close-up image of the Palestinian flag fluttering above a white tent bearing the UNICEF logo. Utility poles and a clear blue sky are visible in the background.
long-distance shot showing a vast area filled with makeshift tents made of white and blue fabric. In the background, a Ferris wheel from an amusement park stands under a clear sky.

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My dears, I’d like to update u, thanks to you & your generous hands, I was able to secure the price of the camera.
I had collected the amount 2 days ago, but I didn't post about it bc I traveled all over the Strip looking for a camera to buy so I could document these beautiful moments with you, but I couldn't find one. Therefore, I’d to sell my phone & add the donations we gathered to it to buy a different phone with better camera quality.

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My dear friends, I would like to tell you that, thanks to God and then to you and your generous hands, I was able to secure the price of the camera. I had collected the amount two days ago, but I didn't post about it because I traveled all over the Gaza Strip looking for a camera to buy so I could document these beautiful moments with you, but I couldn't find one. Therefore, I had to sell my phone and add the donations we gathered to it to buy a different phone with better camera quality.

These photos were captured by fellow journalists in Gaza City, showing a gathering of Gazan students who have been awarded scholarships. They are demanding that their evacuation from the Gaza Strip be facilitated before they lose their educational opportunities.
Their banners carried slogans such as:
• Save Our Scholarships
• Our Scholarships Are Ready, but the Crossing Is Closed
• A Student’s Right Is Not a Luxury

A wide shot showing a crowd of young men and women, mostly in winter clothing and hijabs, standing on a dirt street in the midst of destroyed Gaza City. They are holding up a large white cloth banner clearly printed in red and black: "Movement Between the Dream and the Crossing. The First Student Vigil for Trapped Gaza Strip Students." In the background, severely damaged multi-story residential and commercial buildings are visible due to shelling, with dangling wires and metal structures. The sky is partly cloudy.
A close-up shot focusing on the hands of a woman wearing a blue and white striped shirt and a black hijab, clearly holding a printed document in English. The "Manchester Metropolitan University" logo is visible at the top of the document. The letter is dated February 17, 2024, and details a conditional offer of acceptance for a student from Gaza into a BA Human Resource Management and International Business program. The background is blurred, showing walking people and makeshift tents.
A group photo of several young men standing in front of a partially destroyed building, some wearing branded clothing like "DSQUARED2" and "D&G". They are holding small white papers with slogans in both Arabic and English, such as: "حق الطالب ليس رفاهية" (#A student's right is not a luxury), "طالب غزة... إنسان يحلم" (#Gaza Student... Human Dreamer), and "أنقذوا طلاب غزة" (#Save Gaza Students). Clear destruction and rubble from shelling are visible in the background.
A close-up shot focusing on four veiled young women in dark clothing, holding up a rectangular white paper banner together. The banner reads in bold, clear black text: "My Scholarship is Ready... The Road is Blocked." Small, colorful logos, possibly university or donor institution symbols, are visible on the left side of the banner. The background features white tents and partially destroyed buildings under a partly cloudy sky.

A solidarity vigil for prisoners in occupation jails on Palestinian Prisoners' Day, organized by the Khan Yunis Families Forum and the Nasser Medical Complex, in solidarity with the detainees and medical staff in the prisons.

Note:
These photos were taken by me using a camera I borrowed from a friend until my crowdfunding campaign to cover the costs of my new camera is successful.

The Khan Yunis Families Forum, in cooperation with the Nasser Medical Complex, organized a solidarity vigil to mark Palestinian Prisoners' Day, in support of the prisoners held in occupation prisons. The event saw broad participation to reaffirm support for the prisoners and detained medical staff, highlighting their suffering within the prisons.
The Khan Yunis Families Forum, in cooperation with the Nasser Medical Complex, organized a solidarity vigil to mark Palestinian Prisoners' Day, in support of the prisoners held in occupation prisons. The event saw broad participation to reaffirm support for the prisoners and detained medical staff, highlighting their suffering within the prisons.
The Khan Yunis Families Forum, in cooperation with the Nasser Medical Complex, organized a solidarity vigil to mark Palestinian Prisoners' Day, in support of the prisoners held in occupation prisons. The event saw broad participation to reaffirm support for the prisoners and detained medical staff, highlighting their suffering within the prisons.