Smuggled from the Sands: The Coffins of Deir al-Balah
Fifty coffins from the days of the Philistines.
The King David Synagogue
The spectacular mosaic floor of Gaza
The Heavy Gates of Gaza
A short history of the Gaza Strip
The Lost Jewish Community of Gaza
Echoes of a once-flourishing Jewish life — of scholars, merchants, and farmers who shaped the city and disappeared forever
Echoes of a Lost Craft
“In the 1980s, I worked as an apprentice to Abu Ibrahim, a Palestinian wood craftsman from the Gaza Strip. I was drawn to his traditional art that simply connected utility and form. His workshop, filled with the aroma of citrus wood, was a tiny niche on the edge of the bustling market street. From my cramped, usual corner, I used to smell and watch the movements of his hands. In easy friendship, I became part of the local scenery. Most of the time, we were silent, in Arabic.”
From “Lev Taluy Al Etz” (Heart Hanging on a Tree), Aharale Ben Aryeh, 2020
Sea, Sand, and Surfboards
Where there is a sea there are surfers. The story of the Gaza Surf Club
