“Find Me at the Jaffa Gate” tells the moving story of a Palestinian family’s forced displacement and their enduring bond with the homeland they were made to leave behind. Hailed by reviewer Jim Kable as a potential “book of the year” and lauded with awards such as the 2026 UTS Glenda Adams Award, it offers readers a deeply personal journey into questions of memory, identity, and resilience.

A senior United Nations official warns that if an Israeli offensive proceeds in famine-stricken Gaza City, hope itself may become a casualty. Families already struggling amid dire conditions could face an even darker reality, particularly affecting children who have grown up in constant conflict.