Synopsis:
Who Will Tell My Story? is a deeply personal diary that captures daily life, fear, resilience, and humanity amid ongoing conflict in Gaza. Written in real time, the narrative records moments of loss, endurance, hope, and quiet reflection as ordinary routines are interrupted by violence and uncertainty. Rather than offering political analysis, the diary focuses on lived experience, documenting emotions, family bonds, and the struggle to preserve dignity in circumstances defined by instability. Intimate and unfiltered, the book serves as both testimony and remembrance, giving voice to experiences often reduced to statistics and headlines.

About the Author:
The author of Who Will Tell My Story? remains anonymous, choosing safety and collective representation over individual recognition. Writing anonymously allows the diary to stand not only as a personal account but also as a reflection of countless unheard voices living under similar conditions. The author’s words are marked by honesty, immediacy, and emotional clarity, offering readers a rare and human-centered perspective shaped by lived experience rather than distance. Through anonymity, the focus remains firmly on the story itself and the urgent need for such stories to be remembered.