– Mahmoud Ajjour is a Gaza-based photojournalist. He is the Palestine Chronicle’s correspondent in the Gaza Strip.
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza With time, the family adapted to life in the camp, and began to contribute to helping the children of the area cope with the untold suffering there. Many members of […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza Faith is a central component in the lives of Palestinians. Gaza, now undergoing an Israeli genocide, is in greater need of its faith than ever before. The Palestine Chronicle joined […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza Talib’s hummus had a secret recipe, which he inherited from his family that crossed the land of Palestine, during the Nakba, generations ago. Once upon a time, a man, by […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza “The Israelis have destroyed everything in our area. They left nothing, not a human or a stone or a tree, animal or bird.” – Osama Mazin Shurrab This Palestinian man […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza On the first Friday of the holy month of Ramadan, Palestinians returned to the mosque to pray on the ruins of the Farouk Mosque. Only the minaret remains. The rest […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza For Gaza children, Ramadan is a festive month. As families gather to break fast and pray tarawih together, the children find other ways to entertain themselves. In recent years, the […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza For a few moments, these Palestinian children in Rafah, in southern Gaza, seemed oblivious to the genocide taking place all around them. There are no Ramadan balloons at the displacement […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza Every day, in Gaza, more than 180 new babies are born into the displacement camps where the vast majority of the Strip’s 2.3 million people now live. Some do not […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza It is difficult to imagine that Gaza, which is experiencing an outright famine, let alone a genocidal war, still cares for flowers. But Gaza does. The Palestine Chronicle caught up […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza The fighting spirit of the Palestinians remains undefeated, and shopkeepers are retrieving the few items unsold in the last Ramadan, putting them on display. The al-Kahlout family has always celebrated […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza These parkourists would not let anything stop them, as they entertained children at the displacement camps in Rafah. Gaza is known for many things: the resilience and the courage of […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza The Palestine Chronicle correspondent in southern Gaza was at the Rafah beach and sent us these photos. Gaza has entered into a state of hunger, and, in some areas, especially […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza The ‘Bus of Our Neighborhood’ is a mobile theater of young Palestinian artists from southern Gaza who took it upon themselves to entertain refugee children displaced in various camps in […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza The holy month of Ramadan is approaching, promising social and spiritual activities, and even competition among young children who want to be recognized for their achievements. For Palestinian Muslims in […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza Over 85 percent of Gaza’s population are now refugees in their own land, according to the UN Refugee Agency UNRWA. The majority of those refugees are concentrated mostly in southern […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza “I have opened this carousel for the children, so that they release some of their energy and psychological stress.” Mahmoud Saleh is a 25-year-old young man from Rafah, in the […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza The Palestine Chronicle visited Sham al-Tawil, 7, whose house was blown up by the Israeli military on November 23. “They have killed my father,” the little girl cries as she […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza From Al-Bureij refugee camp to Nuseirat to Deir Al-Balah, everywhere you look in Gaza, there is nothing but destruction. Long lines for the meager amounts of food that arrive here, […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza Children anticipate the arrival of the winter ice cream as much as they look forward to the return of the original ice cream at the start of the summer. It […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza In a refugee camp in Gaza, two identical twins decided that Gaza would always be their home, despite the Israeli siege and the deteriorating economic conditions. Khamis and Mahmoud Bakr […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza Samira Siam is a 63-year-old woman from Gaza and 30 years ago, she became Gaza’s first professional truck driver. 30 years ago, Samira Siam became Gaza’s first professional truck driver. […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza Ibtisam Awais, 37, is the owner of the Ibtisam Educational Aids Project. Working from her home in the Gaza Strip, she is able to provide for her three children while […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza Salwa Abu Shaaban is a 21-year-old student from Gaza City who aspires to become an international equestrian trainer. “I want to participate in jumping championships with local participation inside and […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza The Palestine Chronicle walked around the historic Firas Market in Gaza City and talked to vendors and shopkeepers. Many of Gaza’s workers have not received their salaries this month. In […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza Osama and Mahmoud are best friends. They have been working together, selling, and repairing bikes for over 35 years. Their little, and crowded shop in the Zawiyah Market in Gaza’s […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza Lying wounded on her bed inside the Indonesian Hospital in Gaza, Rahaf holds tightly on the metal bar before raising her left hand to make V for victory. The other […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza The Palestinian Ministry of Interior and National Security in the Gaza Strip organized a graduation ceremony on Monday, where hundreds of new security and police graduates are set to join […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza Gaza’s beloved ‘Samir Mansour Bookshop’ is finally reopened after it was turned into rubble when Israeli military strikes hit the five-story building, where the bookshop was based in May last […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza Palestinian crew and actors continue to film scenes for the series ‘Qabdat al-Ahrar,’ which translates to ‘Fist of the Free’ in Arabic, on Thursday, February 3, in the northern Gaza […]
By Mahmoud Ajjour – Gaza A Palestinian family in the town of Beith Lahia, northern Gaza Strip, seeks warmth by the flames of an open fire during a cold night in Gaza. With temperatures dropping […]
A recent New York Times made many claims about the ‘mass rape’ of Israeli women on October 7. But two leading Palestinian media organizations, The Palestine Chronicle and Friends of Palestine Network, conducted a joint investigation, the outcome of which resulted in the ‘The Black Dress’, a groundbreaking 18-minute documentary looking into allegations and the possible falsification of evidence.
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