Refugees and migrants, undeterred by harsh weather, continue to camp near the Greek-Turkish border. Following Turkey's announcement that it could no longer manage the refugee crisis alone, many headed to the border in hopes of crossing into Greece. However, Greek security forces, supported by right-wing militias, have forcefully repelled these attempts, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian struggle.

Palestinian children in Gaza, despite growing up in a prolonged humanitarian crisis and under an Israeli siege, display remarkable confidence and share inspiring stories. Many lack access to basic necessities like clean water and electricity and are restricted in their freedom to travel. TRT Arabi's senior videographer Belal Khaled documented these moments while covering the Great March of Return.

Naomi Foyle is curating a bilingual anthology of Palestinian poetry titled 'A Blade of Grass' for Smokestack Books, seeking submissions from a diverse range of Palestinian poets. The anthology aims to include up to five poems each from 10 to 12 poets, representing voices from the Occupied Territories, '48 Palestinians, the diaspora, and the refugee community. Submissions are open until June 10, with final selections by June 30. Contributors will receive an honorarium and a copy of the anthology, with efforts to secure additional funding for translators and launch events in the UK and Palestine.

Aida Abu Sitta has been collecting and redesigning old dresses from Palestinian refugee camps for nearly three decades, blending contemporary and traditional elements to preserve Palestinian heritage. Her fashion show at the Roots hotel in Gaza City showcased these dresses, which have seen growing demand among women of all ages. The initiative aims to maintain the cultural identity that Israel is accused of trying to destroy.