Dale Dewar

Another normal day in Gaza without media coverage - this is how we get water in the city after all the institutions here shut down. If you are browsing, please leave a dot.

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When I defended my Master’s thesis under the bombing and rubble of Gaza, the very first question I was asked was: “Why defend it under these circumstances? What benefit will it bring you now?” I smiled and answered: “Maybe I will die holding this degree, maybe it will be a symbol of resilience and strength, and maybe I will inspire others not to abandon their dreams — even in danger, even when death is near.” This is who I am. I am proud of what I did. Proud that I defended my Master’s during the war. Proud to have become a Palestinian researcher ✌️

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U.S. Congress gave a standing ovation and shook the hand of a man who has murdered half a million people. I feel sick.

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