This is a story not of statistics and numbers and economics, this is a story about the generational transfer of skill. Munir Al-Kafarne passes his family’s bee keeping traditions to his sons as his small farming family attempts to subsist off the land only 1,000 feet from the highly-militarized separation wall in Gaza.
Palestinians are hoping for a Ramadan without war this year. Mahmoud Nasser shares the captivating sights of the festive month in Gaza.
Palestinians in Gaza have been demonized to the point that their humanity is often lost. Through his photography Mahmoud Nasser seeks to capture the people of Gaza beyond images of pain and misery; to see them as the people they are.
One of the great reliefs of Gaza’s cold winters is knowing that strawberry season is coming in December.
Mahmoud Nasser documents the olive harvest in Beit Hanoun, which he says is not only a means of survival for many Palestinians but also a symbol of their cause and history.
It does not take long to realize the true value of Gaza’s shores to its people. In no other place do you see the people in such a joyful state, and it is exactly for this reason that the shores of Gaza hold such deep meaning.