"I just wanna go home. I just wanna live like any human being in this world. Please help me."

"I shared my story in the war in Gaza in English. I’d be so glad if you see it."

Displaced and separated from her family, Ghazal hasn't seen her mother for 140 days. This is the message she sent on the eve of her 16th birthday.

“I've no shelter. I'm supposed to make a tent and live in it and face the cold at night and the heat of the day while the rest of the world lives in luxury.”

“I have no name yet. I live in darkness which I think it's much more better than the light you live in..”

“Here in Rafah, things are going really hard. Just a few days ago they started doing massacres.”

“Nothing is stronger than words. It means my world is healing itself when I write.”

“When this war ends…she will be strong enough to get through this and build Gaza again”.

"In this play we learned the importance of love and unity, and that division is nothing but loss and destruction."

“I thank the children of Palestine for teaching us the meaning of education and faith."

"They also have another classification - a day when there is not a lot of bombing, when to some extent it's quiet, that's a good day."

"I really believe that there should be some doors, some gates especially for women and children that should always be open"

"My worst moments come when I can’t help people."

"I’m scared and my children are scared."

"A bag of flour costs 600 shekels and it won’t even last a week."

"Try to live 101 days of war."

"For me, it’s not a play any more. It’s the life I live."

"Is it true that this great world, with all its countries, cannot stop the fire in Gaza strip?"

"I don't know what I'm doing here. I just want to go back home. I wish it was a dream"

Hala documents her family abandoning their Gaza home in search of safety.

We need a favour from you, world..

We lost everything in the blink of an eye. We suffered for days and we are still suffering, but the world can't hear us anymore. Here is Gaza.

I’m about to lose my mind - EVERYTHING has gone.

I think it's time for the international community to move and stop this war as fast as they can.

The play I can is an extraordinary expression of self-realization against all the odds. Basem, who co-wrote and starred in it as a young boy, contacted us yesterday.

More than just practising English, they were beautiful moments of connection.

“They were bleeding until they lost their souls”.

Hello from a mother, a teacher, a sister…