In this powerful new collection, 27 Palestinians from Gaza – students, mothers, fathers, grandparents, children and teachers – recount their experiences of being internally displaced in Gaza after Israel’s invasion of Gaza and subsequent genocidal campaign.
Published by Haymarket Books, in collaboration with the American Friends Service Committee and the Hashim Sani Center for Palestine Studies, the book offers raw, unfiltered voices from the heart of Gaza’s ongoing nightmare.
A searing chronicle of a people’s suffering under genocide, it is also a celebration of their enduring humanity and hope.
From the start, Displaced in Gaza makes clear that these stories are not mere accounts of pain and loss; they are assertions of identity, resilience and resistance.
Reading the testimonies is an emotionally charged experience, one that leaves the reader shaken by the horrors described within.
Read more: Displaced in Gaza: Recounting stories from the Gaza genocide
