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by Nawal Halawa (Editor)
Powerful Stories of Resilience from the Women of Gaza
Through the Fires: Women in War is a compelling collection of firsthand narratives from displaced women in Gaza. Edited by Nawal Halawa, these raw and deeply moving testimonies document the realities of war, loss, displacement, and the extraordinary strength of women who continue to care for their families amid destruction and hardship.
Collected directly from refugee camps and war-torn areas, these stories reveal the women's courage, love, perseverance, and enduring hope.
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Authentic Women's Testimonies
- A powerful book of personal narratives from women living through war and displacement in Gaza.
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Edited by Nawal Halawa
- Founder and president of the Arab Cultural House, dedicated to amplifying Palestinian voices and stories.
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Themes of Resilience & Survival
- Explores loss, motherhood, endurance, resistance, and the daily acts of courage that sustain life amid crisis.
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Important Reading & Gifting
- Essential for readers of women's studies, human rights, Middle East history, and testimonial literature. A meaningful gift for those seeking deeper understanding of conflict through women's eyes.
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From Sligo Creek Publishing
- A 300+ page paperback that preserves vital voices and stories from Gaza.
About the Editor
Nawal Halawa is a writer, researcher, and founder of the Arab Cultural House in Montreal. She has dedicated her work to documenting and sharing the stories of Palestinian women and families affected by conflict and displacement.
