Status Updates From Light in Gaza: Writings Bor...

An endless sadness. But that’s life. People want to live and celebrate in spite of their difficult situation and the unfair treatment by the criminal occupation.

still thinking about the portion on agriculture

I’m sure you’ve noticed that I hardly ever read non-fiction, and this is reminding me that I need to read it more. so beautifully written, informative, and heartbreaking. a very important read to help everyone further the decolonization of past and current events.

The darkness in Gaza is more than the lack of light. When the electricity goes out, Goins are developed in a debilitating state of fear, perpetual awaiting and deep seated anxiety page 123.

Three essays in. What is there to say? I wish I could smack this on the head of everyone pretending history began on October 7.