Letters from Gaza

“This book was born out of pain, urgency, and collective responsibility. We can no longer continue to ignore the unbearable: the voices of thousands of children growing up in Gaza today, amid rubble, fear, hunger, and loss.”

The letters written by the children of Gaza in this book are not about politics. Nor are they about ideology. They speak of hunger, fear, nights without light, homes reduced to rubble, and the hope of staying alive for just one more day.

For years, journalist and war correspondent Andrés Torres has personally collected these testimonies, written at the heart of the conflict: real, moving, and heartbreaking messages from those who have grown up amid bombs, loss, and silence.

Letters from Gaza is therefore much more than a book: it is a testament to memory and humanity. A bridge between those writing from the depths of horror and those who can still listen. And answer them. Each page confronts us with an uncomfortable but necessary truth: behind every statistic is a child who dreams, fears, and hopes to be heard.

An essential book that challenges us, moves us, and leaves an unforgettable mark.