Hadeel Assali

Hadeel Assali is a writer and filmmaker currently completing her PhD dissertation in anthropology.

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Illustration by Nerian Keywan.
Postcard from a liberated Gaza
Since liberation, people have been coming to Gaza from all over — wealthy Palestinian families from Bethlehem, Egyptians who blare their music just like in Cairo. I have never seen anything like it. The elders say it is just like the old days.
By Hadeel Assali December 25, 2020
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