Anthony Sattin

Voices from Gaza, historic city in ruins

Accounts of the current bombings and the daily search for fuel, food and water are by turns heartbreaking, terrified, resilient and defiant – and cling to the hope of a peaceful future

Jabalia refugee camp, Gaza, after Israeli air strikes on 11 October last year. [Getty Images]
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  • Daybreak in Gaza: Stories of Palestinian Lives and Cultures

    edited by Mahmoud Muna and Matthew Teller

    Saqi Books, pp. 256, £14

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