Displaced in Gaza: Stories from the Gaza Genocide

A powerful collection of personal testimonies from Palestinians in Gaza facing genocide and displacement but still filled with hope and resistance

Displaced in Gaza aims to raise global awareness about the violent and forced displacement inflicted on the Palestinians-and the impact this has had on every aspect of their lives. Each story is unique, yet the endurance of the Palestinian people remains a common thread, linking stories of hope and loss together.

Uplifting the voices of Palestinians in Gaza during this tragic moment in history, when the people of Gaza have been subjected to a genocide, this book tells the stories of students, mothers, fathers, grandparents, survivors of the 1948 Nakba, children, and educators.

In Gaza, 2.3 million Palestinians have been subjected to starvation, mass destruction, and targeted killing. Yet they persist.

This book is a commitment to the longstanding Palestinian tradition of storytelling, documenting both the horror of the war and the resilience of the Palestinian people. The stories in this collection are not merely accounts of suffering, they are assertions of humanity, resistance, hope, and the unbreakable bond that ties Palestinians to their homeland.

Displaced in Gaza, a collaboration between The American Friends Service Committee and The Hashim Sani Center for Palestine Studies at Universiti Malay.