Contribute to Kawkab Gaza

Kawkab Gaza welcomes thoughtful, well-grounded contributions that help deepen
understanding of Gaza beyond headlines and soundbites.

We aim to build a trusted knowledge platform that brings together research,
analysis, documentation, and informed perspectives on Gaza’s reality — across
social, economic, political, cultural, and humanitarian dimensions.

If you are a writer, researcher, journalist, academic, practitioner, or analyst
with something meaningful to contribute, we invite you to submit your work.


What We Publish

✦ Research & Analysis

  • Academic or policy-oriented research
  • Economic, social, legal, or political analysis
  • Data-driven studies or field-based findings

✦ Articles & Commentary

  • Analytical essays
  • Opinion pieces grounded in evidence and reasoning
  • Contextual explanations of events or trends

✦ Documentation & Reports

  • Case studies
  • Thematic reports
  • Institutional or sectoral assessments

✦ Voices & Testimonies

  • First-hand accounts
  • Professional reflections from practitioners or observers
  • Carefully contextualized narratives

Scope & Focus

All contributions should relate directly to Gaza and may cover, but are not limited to:

  • Economy, livelihoods, and development
  • Humanitarian response and aid systems
  • Governance, institutions, and public policy
  • Society, culture, and daily life
  • Education, health, and social services
  • Urban space, reconstruction, and infrastructure
  • Media, narratives, and representation
  • International law and human rights

Editorial Principles

  • Independence – no political affiliation or institutional alignment
  • Accuracy – factual integrity and proper sourcing
  • Depth – analysis over slogans, explanation over reaction
  • Respect – serious treatment of sensitive topics
  • Transparency – clear authorship and accountability

We do not publish incitement, hate speech, unverified claims,
or purely emotional or propagandistic content.


Language

  • We accept submissions in English and Arabic.
  • Authors may submit in either language. If translation is needed for wider reach or cross-posting, it will be coordinated with the author and credited appropriately.

Submission Guidelines

  • The work must be original and not under consideration elsewhere at the time of submission (republishing after publication is permitted with attribution and a link back).
  • Arguments should be clearly structured and supported
  • Sources must be cited where relevant
  • Typical length: 800–3,000 words

Reposting and Promotion

If your work is published on Kawkab Gaza, we may promote it across our official channels (including Facebook, X/Twitter, Instagram, and others)
by sharing a link, short excerpts, or brief highlights — with attribution.

We will not repost unpublished submitted content publicly without your explicit consent.


How to Submit

Please send your contribution by email to:

Email:
editor@kawkabgaza.com

Please include:

  • Your full name (and your preferred byline name, if different — pseudonyms may be approved in exceptional safety cases)
  • A short bio (2–3 lines)
  • Your institutional or professional affiliation (if any)
  • The proposed title and category of your submission

Attachments should be in Word (.docx) or PDF format.


Review Process

  • All submissions are reviewed editorially before publication
  • Edits may be suggested for clarity, structure, or style
  • Acceptance is based on quality, relevance, and editorial alignment

Due to volume, we may not be able to respond to all submissions individually.


Why Contribute?

  • A serious platform with long-term credibility
  • Visibility among researchers, NGOs, journalists, and policy audiences
  • Proper attribution and author recognition
  • Contribution to a growing public knowledge archive on Gaza

Final Note

Kawkab Gaza is not a news feed, campaign platform, or advocacy outlet.
It is a space for thoughtful knowledge, careful analysis,
and responsible documentation
.

We may publish policy analysis and recommendations, but we do not publish campaign messaging or mobilization content.

If this aligns with your work, we look forward to hearing from you.