Mariam Mushtaha

Mariam Mushtaha

Mariam Mushtaha is a second-year student at the Islamic University of Gaza, majoring in English translation. Despite the hardships of war, she discovered a deep passion for writing, using it as a mean

3 posts
‘Now I feel like I’m truly studying’: First-year students savor in-person learning at the Islamic University of Gaza
Education

‘Now I feel like I’m truly studying’: First-year students savor in-person learning at the Islamic University of Gaza

The university, bombed heavily during the genocide, finally opened its doors to first-year students late last year within what’s left of its buildings

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5 Min
By: Mariam Mushtaha
In Gaza, I feel Sudanese pain as my own
Imperialism

In Gaza, I feel Sudanese pain as my own

I watched the RSF’s brutal takeover of el-Fasher after just barely surviving a genocide myself. It’s time for the world to speak up

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5 Min
By: Mariam Mushtaha
Gaza’s cash crisis is another painful reminder of how powerless we’ve become
Imperialism

Gaza’s cash crisis is another painful reminder of how powerless we’ve become

Israel decimated the banking system, leading “cash brokers” to charge exorbitant fees to access banknotes, making it harder to live and buy food during the famine

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6 Min
By: Mariam Mushtaha

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