TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 10月25日 00時05分

“I hope that we’ll stay alive, not because I want life, but because I want to tell our stories, the stories of our people,” 21-year-old Tala Herzallah, a student in Gaza, told TIME.

It is difficult to hear the voices of Palestinians living in Gaza today, amid daily Israeli airstrikes, where more than 3,700 Palestinians have been killed since Oct 7. Hamas killed 1,400 in its attack on Israel, and the group is still holding more than 200 hostages in Gaza. Israeli authorities have cut off fuel and electricity to the enclave, making it difficult for residents to keep their devices charged, let alone reach the outside world. While many international journalists are based in Israel, there is a limited foreign media presence in Gaza.

Palestinians living in Gaza are keen to share their experiences. Swipe through to read Herzallah’s and other Palestinians’ stories from Gaza, and find more at the link in bio

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