Eman Mohammed, Author at Women's eNews

In Gaza, Teen Lifestyle Gets Cramped by Hamas

By Eman Mohammed ● Uncategorized ● June 28, 2013

A 14-year-old in Gaza Strip does not like the new rules that segregate her schooling from that of boys. She has plenty of company. But Hamas, which wants to impose Sharia, shows no sign of slowing down its drive to impose socially conservative regulations.

Surfing Sisters in Gaza Hit Waves of Disapproval

By Eman Mohammed ● Uncategorized ● February 22, 2013

Sisters Sabah and Shrouq Abu Gunaim are trying to carry their childhood passion for surfing into adolescence. The sport is a rarity in the Gaza Strip, and almost forbidden for young women in this conservative society.

In Gaza, a Child Is Born, a Gift as Bombing Ends

By Eman Mohammed ● Uncategorized ● December 21, 2012

She had been through an air attack in Gaza before. But this time she had a daughter and was 9 months pregnant. Eman Mohammed looks back on waiting to give birth, so her second daughter wouldn’t be born during the horror of war.

In Gaza, Policewomen Get Back to Starting Out

By Eman Mohammed ● Uncategorized ● April 19, 2009

The new veiled female police officers in Gaza had just begun to assume their duties last December when a concerted attack on 60 police facilities threw them into unexpected roles.

Still in Shock, Gaza Women Tell Their Stories

By Eman Mohammed ● Arts & Culture ● January 30, 2009

In the Gaza Strip, women gave first-person accounts of the ordeals they suffered in the 22-day war that ended Jan. 17. One woman’s baby was born to the sounds of missiles.

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