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Moe Moussa's Gaza Guy Podcast chats with poets and activists from all over, talking about Gaza and lots more.

Gaza, Palestine
Joined May 2019
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Colonizers continue to perpetuate the legacy of their ancestors.
Famine is a brutal tool used to erode our humanity. Despite significant technological advancements, colonizers persist in using famine—one of the oldest methods—to dismantle the social fabric of the people in Gaza, inflicting suffering and undermining community resilience.
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Beautiful artwork by Jonathan Sirit.
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What if there were a march of freedom flotillas? Let's think about it.
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In case you're wondering what a devil looks like!
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When we return to Palestine, Hanadi Badr
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A kid in Deir Al Balah's selling books to help his family out, Gaza, 2024.
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Sad sunset.
Sunset in the wounded city.
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Sunset in the wounded city.
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Thanks to the beautiful humans everywhere who feel the burden of broken fatherhood and tired motherhood, who feel the hunger of children, who feel the weight of letting down a human in a faraway city stripped of its rights and dignity, we love you too; we feel your solidarity.
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They kill us and invent a story to blame us for our death.
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Powerful and moving poem by Nasser Rabah.
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Amidst the backdrop of demolished homes in Al Nusairat Camp, Gaza, in 2025, books remain on a cart, a poignant testament to the resilience of the human spirit.
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Although nobody will shed a tear for your death, you still cry for everyone.
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The Gaza Poets Society is diligently documenting the poetry of young Palestinian poets in Gaza; your generous support would help us continue this vital work.
We want to grow our work, publish our journal, produce our anthologies, and grow our community.  If we can find poets who can join hands to produce our work—like writing articles on our anthologies, creating portfolios for our poets,
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Gaza, by Moayed Abuammouna.
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Gaza, 2025. Photography by Moayed Abu Amonah.
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A city lost to time, bringing tears to my eyes.
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A somewhat ironic headline from The Times. They try to portray war criminals favorably, but this headline is ironic.
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