Mohammed Moussa

Mohammed Moussa is a Gaza-based journalist and translator. He is the founder of the Gaza Poets Society and the host of the Gaza Guy Podcast. He is also the author of ‘I Was Born in Gaza,’ a book of poetry about his experiences during the 2014 war.

Recent Articles
A Palestinian uses a gas lighter while working inside his restaurant during a power cut in Gaza Strip, November 17, 2013. (Emad Nassar/Flash90)
Coronavirus is turning Gaza’s nights even darker
Besieged and bombed, Gaza has imposed a lockdown to stem an outbreak of COVID-19 — an unwanted guest that we are in no condition to host.
By Mohammed Moussa September 3, 2020
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