Gaza’s children have become susceptible to rare diseases
A doctor described how health and environmental conditions are increasing the incidence of rare illnesses like Guillain-Barré syndrome| Prism
Like all of us Palestinians in Gaza, our animals have been displaced, starved, bombed, and terrorized, yet we refuse to abandon each other Israel calls us ‘human animals,’ never understanding that our bond with animals is the deepest proof of our humanity is a story from Prism, a BIPOC-led nonprofit news outlet that centers the people, places, and issues currently underreported by national media. Please consider making a tax-deductible donation to support our work today.| Prism
A doctor described how health and environmental conditions are increasing the incidence of rare illnesses like Guillain-Barré syndrome| Prism
Bombardment, famine, and loss defined life after a ceasefire. Survivors find that bread, family, and memories are the only things left to cling to| Prism
Gazans face renewed trauma as they choose between staying in their homes under threat or heading to crowded tent cities| Prism
More than 260 people—nearly half of them children—have recently died of severe hunger in Gaza as more die each day amid famine| Prism
Israel’s starvation of Gaza builds on lessons learned throughout history: Keep people hungry and they’ll demand bread, not freedom| Prism
As an oppressive heat settled over Gaza, Israel told people to stay away from the Mediterranean Sea, stealing the last place for refuge| Prism
As Israel’s airstrikes and blockades strip Palestinians in Gaza of every means of life, they still cling to hope for a better tomorrow| Prism
