The truth from Gaza still has to be told.
No government writes our headlines. No advertiser edits our reporting. Every story we publish exists because readers like you make it possible.
The world keeps moving. The bombs keep falling. And somewhere in the noise, the people living through it are losing their right to be heard. Gazatte exists to keep that from happening. We put a steady, accurate, unflinching record on the table while it still matters.
We're a small, independent newsroom built from the ground up. No billionaire owner. No corporate parent. No state subsidy. Every reporter we hire, every story we file from the field, every translator and editor working through the night. All of it is paid for, directly, by the people who read us.
A portion of every contribution goes straight to creating paid work for Gazans. Journalists, translators, researchers, designers. Real jobs at a moment when work, income, and dignity are being stripped from them. Your support isn't charity. It's wages. It's a job. It's the difference between a story getting told and a story being lost.
If you believe independent journalism still has a role to play, if you believe the people of Gaza deserve to be heard in their own voice, please give what you can. Any amount. It all goes to the work.
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A one-time contribution. No subscription, no strings. 100% goes to the reporting and to paid work for our team in Gaza.
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Exactly where your money goes
Reporting from the ground
Paid wages for journalists, photographers, and fixers working inside Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon and the wider region. This includes the cost of getting their work out safely.
Jobs and income for Gazans
Real, paid roles for writers, translators, editors and researchers living through the war. Work that lets them keep providing for their families when almost everything else has been taken away.
Keeping the newsroom independent
Hosting, security, source protection, and the editorial tools our team uses every day. This way we never need to take money from anyone whose interests would shape our reporting.
Every donation is logged. We'll publish a full transparency report at the end of our first year. What came in, what went out, and what it paid for.