Who Will Tell My Story?

<p><b>A moving account of life in Palestine in the wake of the events of October 7th.</b><br><br><i>'Who Will Tell My Story? </i>finds beauty and grace amongst the rubble while never shying away from the brutal realities of living through such relentless and cruel oppression.' <b>NIKESH SHUKLA<br></b><i><br>It was a sleepless night full of tears and fear . . . I am not sure – if I make it out alive – if I will still possess what makes me, me. And I wonder: will I be there in the future, or will I be someone to be remembered in a diary or over a cup of tea by a friend after I am gone?</i><br><br><i>Who Will Tell My Story? </i>presents an ordinary existence interrupted by unfathomably seismic and unjust events. On the ground during the first months of the assault on Gaza following the events of 7 October, the author of this diary – first published in <i>The Guardian</i> – maps out the physical and psychological terrain of a life under siege.<br><br>Traversing the bombed ruins of his country, we see him as he searches for foodstuffs and power to charge devices, maintaining contact with the outside world, checking in with his friends and family along the way; we see his heart swing between despair and faith, fear and optimism, his mind imagining different futures and confronting the brutal truth of his present.<br><br>Shining a light on the fate of all those living through war and occupation, <i>Who Will Tell My Story? </i>conveys with astonishing clarity how seeds of hope might linger amid the most trying of times.</p>