Gaza Stories

Nristen Snelker had only recently become a host of Meet the Mess, with the network glad they had chosen someone who was a woman of color, rather than a White man (who had been hosts for over 50 years). She faced with one of the toughest discussions of her career about Israel's brutal and genocidal assault in Gaza, complete with angry Zionists, international popstars, and legal analysts. Can she hold it together or will it all fall apart? Part one of a series originally published on Squidge World (https://squidgeworld.org/series/3322), spun off other chapters to other fics on 5/1/26. Although this is not necessarily a formal series, as the chapters aren't connected fully to each other, with each one as a separate story in their own right, so it made more sense to separate them into their own fics. I created the original cover for this fic on 5/11/26, then revised on 5/12/26, still using images from fandom pages for Britina, Ilana, Tonya, Plum, Ashi, Harley Quinn, Tara, Joss Possible, and Batgirl, plus a public domain map of Gaza from the sadly retired CIA World Factbook, with an image from https://brilliantmaps.com/country-maps/map-of-gaza-strip/. Part 2 of this series can be read here: https://www.wattpad.com/1628273015-a-responsibility-to-prevent-genocide-royalty Part 3 of this series can be read here: https://www.wattpad.com/story/360938218-joabana-and-the-specter-of-doofatanian

One bright morning, Daphne Blake serves as the guest host of C-SPAN's Washington Journal, and she brings in two guests (Princess Rapunzel, CEO of the Corona Foundation and Mara, chief weapons specialist for Renegade Services) to talk about the brutal Israeli bombing of Gaza. While some callers are openly hostile toward the guests, others are more favorable, with Daphne, Rapunzel, and Mara having to find their way through the morass and make their viewpoints heard, even if they don't always agree with what each other has to say. On May 12, 2026, this was spunoff from another one of my fics. Part 1 of this series can be read on here. I created the original cover for this fic on 5/11/26, then revised it on 5/12/26, still using images from fandom pages for Rapunzel, Daphne Blake, and Mara, plus the CIA World Factbook map for Gaza: https://brilliantmaps.com/country-maps/map-of-gaza-strip/ and image of destruction in Gaza from here: https://www.middleeasteye.net/sites/default/files/images-story/gaza-aerial-footage-destroyed-building-beit-lahia-26-dec-2023-afp.jpg The original fic can be read on Squidge World: https://squidgeworld.org/works/69699.

A boy, a girl, and a missile. ילד, ילדה, וטיל.

The Truth About the War in Gaza. 18+

The sound was deafening - piercing right through our core and slowly winding its way through our bodies, like a poison seeping into every part of our being. But we had already gone hollow to its echo. Accustomed to its rhythm. Its poison. The one that signals another death. And death - death is the only thing that remains consistent in our lives. We can always trust death. He never misses his target. He never misses a day. He never misses his shot.

Free palestine . Noura is my name and I live in fear of death .

Traduction, par Esraa

Mila, a privileged French TikToker with a love for anime and pirate hats, finds herself thrown into a political firestorm after a simple question about Gaza. What began as a life of luxury and lighthearted streaming unravels into exile, controversy, and a fight for truth. From the quiet streets of Paris to the raw reality of humanitarian conflict, Mila the TikToker is a modern tale of awakening, identity, and the cost of taking a stand.

Mahir, a young and passionate journalist, travels to Palestine seeking stories the world has long ignored. Though he isn't Palestinian, he's deeply drawn to the culture, the people, and the land soaked in both history and pain. As he settles into life in Gaza, he begins documenting not only the conflict but the beauty and resilience of the people. When genocide breaks out, Mahir refuses to leave. He chooses to stay and use his voice to amplify the cries of the oppressed. Amidst the rubble and chaos, he meets Rameen fierce, intelligent, and compassionate woman who has lost much but never her hope. Together, they navigate trauma, resistance, and love in the heart of war. Through blood, tears, and faith, they survive. The war ends, peace begins to grow, and together, they rebuild. Mahir and Rameen marry and have two children, raising them with love, strength, and stories of survival. This is a story of sacrifice, love, and finding home in the unlikeliest of places.

Not a parallel

Dark romance Thriller. 18+ . . . . .. . . . .. . @Yeobowrites ...... Enemies to lover.....💀 . . .

Every night 11-year-old Nadine Abdullatif says she prays the ceiling of her bedroom won't fall on her as she sleeps.

creative writing. thoughts about the world around me.

Hospitals in Gaza face severe challenges due to the ongoing siege, which has profoundly affected the healthcare system. The territory's hospitals are already stretched thin, dealing with an overwhelming demand for services and a consistent shortage of resources. Medical facilities are not only under-equipped but also frequently operate under critical conditions, facing shortages of essential supplies, from surgical equipment to basic medications. The siege has compounded these issues, severely limiting the import of medical supplies, fuel, and other necessities. Electricity shortages are another major challenge, forcing hospitals to rely on backup generators to keep essential services running. However, fuel supplies for these generators are often insufficient, leading to disruptions in life-saving treatments. Patients in need of specialized care are especially vulnerable, as the siege often prevents them from traveling abroad for treatment. Hospitals are left to manage conditions that would ordinarily require advanced facilities and resources not available within Gaza. The title "The Hospitals of Gaza: A Struggle for Survival Under Siege" captures the essence of their daily battle. These institutions strive to provide care, yet face insurmountable obstacles due to the ongoing siege, which restricts resources, limits patient care, and threatens the health and lives of Gaza's residents.

This isn't war