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Ahmed Saleh is a writer, poet and a human rights defender from Gaza, Palestine. He is currently based in Brussels.
After a month of Israel's war on Gaza, Ahmed Saleh reflects on seven decades of colonisation and occupation, and mourns his friends taken too soon.
